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    involved with gangs since he was eleven years old. He was attracted to the power he saw when he witnessed a gang burst into his elementary school chasing a guy and noticed everyone run and hide. At that point in life he was not in the best neighborhood and was not structured to know not to join gangs. By the time he was a teenager he was committing full on crimes and let his gang revolve his life. Like father like son Ramiro his first-born boy during his adolescence stage joined a gang. Although…

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    rise in the rap industry. Men like N.W.A. generally wore baggy jeans and long white or black oversized t-shirts, some times with ball caps. You can usually tell what gang someone is associated with by the color of shirt and pants they are wearing. Drug trafficking was spreading out of the streets of Los Angeles which was making gangs become richer, better organized and more strapped. Money was everything men lived for and they did anything to get it, but that does not mean they were smart with…

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    hero. Fans also In this time where people come and go leaving their mark for a short amount of time it is truly amazing to see someone stay and continue to impact the world and make it a better place for everyone. He gives hope to the people stuck in gang ridden areas, to the people that do not feel like they are worth anything in society. By doing…

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    The rise of gang activity amongst adolescents in the Wilmington, Delaware area was sited in a 2012 audit of the Juvenile Systems of Delaware stating that, “A 2012 review of Delaware Juvenile Justice System conducted by Comprehensive Strategy Group brought attention to Gang-related violence, making the assessment and addressing of gang violence as one of the highest priority recommendations. This recommendation was supported in part by a 300% increase in gang members from…

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    services) (Goldstein, 11). Focusing on members in the same gang Goldstein conducted three 4-month sequences of ART” to the gang members, with 6 gangs attending the ART program, and 6 gangs only receiving the education from the center in which they were” (Goldstein, 11). The results in this case showed no differences in the child’s aggression, for those attending ART, but the youth who attended ART, showed great results of leaving the gang and becoming employed and recidivism rates were down to…

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    Gangs: A Social Analysis

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    According to Alder, Laufer, and Mueller (2013), in 2008, there were 20,000 active gangs across the nation. However, while gangs come in many forms, the local street gangs account for the largest number of gangs nationwide who commit a variety of crimes and violence (p. 138). Gangs are considered subcultures within the dominant culture who have their own shared beliefs and values passed down to other group members. Oftentimes, gangs are involved in the distribution of drugs and expand their…

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    Something didn’t feel right though, something just felt off… Then I realized what it was, Marcus has got Toby into the gang. They were selling drugs to a tweaker, I swear I am going to leave this place and start fresh. I walked to over to my friend, “Hey Alex”, Jake said, still looking looking over at our former close friend and Jake’s twin brother, Toby. “Hey bro, Toby…

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    Retribution: Making the offenders suffer more than the crime itself by serving longer jail time. 14. Organized crime: Gangs and groups of violence that create these high rates of crime. 15. Social control: The vice grip society has of this area of what is required of these areas. 2. Using ‘Sociological imagination’ and thinking like a sociologist ANSWER: (A) Explain how…

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    estimate of more than 30,000 gangs represents a 15 percent increase from 2006 and is the highest annual estimate since 1996. Gang violence in America has been a major problem in this country which affects several communities and several major cities all throughout America. If gang violence awareness can be more available to areas where it is most popular and holding seminars and informational classes about what the gang life can cause, then there will be a decrease in gang related activity. …

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    During the time of the 1970’s, when the mafia became operative again, they were very involved in heroin profits as well as creating an increase in tobacco smuggling. Families were also not as well off at this time and in order to get more money they used kidnapping as a method of fulfilling their families needs. By the time of 1982, the Sicilian mafia had established its authority in the market and had the intention of running an independent distribution network. Once the network had flourished…

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