Gang Stereotypes

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THERE IS an estimate of over 25,000 blood and crips gangs in the United States, that have been killed in street gangs since the 1990's. Because of these violent events, those who live in poor areas of the country are judged: “every child with a tattoo and street child is seen as a thug who is a menace to soecity , ” Gangs never used to be called gangs, and some still do not call themselves gangs Although several gang members see themselves as a family it is pointed out that gangs are a criminal enterprise. Gang members often come from, abusive, or broken homes, poor living conditions, lack of discipline, neglect and low incomes The stereotype that these people are all thugs has become one of the reasons gangs rebel against…show more content…
Children that have “high tolerance for deviance in general; rejection of the validity of the law , applies for law violations to a wide range of stimuli as reasons for anger,” tend to become a lot more trobleling when they get older. “Even the most sensitive the gang members often have committed terrible crimes ” However, those who are insensible to pain are often one of the most violent people in the…show more content…
Three major sources of strain: the failure to achieve positively valued goals, the loss of positively valued stimuli, and the presentation of negative stimuli. The first type of strain includes three subtypes: the failure to achieve ideal goals, the failure to achieve all expectations, and the failure to be treated in a just fair manner. agressvive demands of sexual or physical abuse “The delinquent accepts society’s norms that place an importance on the ownership of certain things, but inequalities, such as poverty, prevent their attainment,” therefore turning to life of crime. social disorganization promote crime and include disrupted, dysfunctional and impaired households; ethnic and racial, ; and the development of "deviant" subcultures, even though they specified that such subcultures are not entirely distinct from the conventional-dominant culture but rather deviant in the sense of fostering at least the tolerance of certain behaviors. frustrations or the lack of access to legitimate opportunities happen to create forms of social disorganization. limited economic might be expected to result in stress which, in turn, increases the chance of excessive use of alcohol or other drugs and sex outside of a marriage often resulting in children being raised
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