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    Inside and Out: A Compare/Contrast Essay about the advantages and disadvantages of "hanging out" at home vs. "going out" to have a good time as a young adult. We all like to have a good time. Whether it is with our friends‚ significant others‚ or our families‚ we all need to relax. Being a young adult myself I have learned to make wiser decisions about my "party time" based on prior experiences. After having gone to the clubs‚ the bars‚ the pool halls‚ and the raves I now know that where the real

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    There are a lot ways on how we learn‚ our parents‚ friends‚ teachers‚ professors‚ employers and co-workers are all there to teach us. Learning is not only exclusive inside the classroom or in school. We even learn most in our daily experiences. But is it more effective or best to give focus on the positive actions and ignoring the negative ones? I believe that giving focus or attention to negative ones is as important as giving focus on the positive ones. As parents we are considered as the

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    To what extent can language express what we truly feel inside? In other words‚ how accurate can language be when we want to convey a certain message? 
 Language has sure helped us humans a lot in many ways‚ but is it really possible for language to express everything on earth? Including emotions‚ or what about things that do not exist? How much‚ can language really express? We do not know the definite limitations‚ even though considering we are the ones that came up with these different languages

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    Bloods. Starting in late 1971‚ the Avalon Garden Crips‚ Inglewood Crips and various other Crip sets joined forces. They began to expand to non-Crip gang territories such as those controlled by The L.A. Brims‚ a powerful street gang that had been formed in 1969. Due to the encroachments of the Crips‚ several gangs eventually became part of the Blood family‚ including the Bishops and Athens Park boys. The Denver Lanes also had conflicts with the Crips‚ but were outnumbered and eventually became unknown

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    Why Children Join Gangs

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    Gangs were first fabricated so that poor majorities in the ghetto neighborhoods could defend themselves against police brutality and outsiders. Gangs also known as sets would gain their name from the area that the gang reside in‚ which could be the street number or street name. Gangs are a class of adolescents and young adults whom possess a common identity and are involved in wrongful and criminal behavior. Majority of gang members tend to be young adults‚ however‚ According to recent trends children

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    Younger offenders In today’s society offenders are becoming younger and younger. With the increase of gang violence and younger offenders being homeless; younger offenders are being placed in adult institutions and being charged with felony crimes. Inside the correctional facilities you will find gang members that are incarcerated with gang

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    ------------------------------------------------- Gangs in the Prison System By Jinja Jones ------------------------------------------------- Gangs in the Prison System By Jinja Jones INF 103 Computer Literacy Instructor: Lambert Fooks March 4‚ 2013 INF 103 Computer Literacy Instructor: Lambert Fooks March 4‚ 2013 Table of Contents 1. What are Gangs? When did gangs come into existence? 2. How do gangs finance/support their groups? 3. Different types of Gangs

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    Informative Essay Gangs “Crip Nation” “Crippin’ is a choice‚ but it’s forever. You may slow down‚ but you will always be down forever.” (Washington 1969). Founded in Los Angeles‚ California in 1969 by Raymond Washington and Stanley Tookie Williams III; the Crips are now a loosely connected network of individual sets. Through the years the gang has grown to be one of the largest and most powerful gangs in the United States‚ currently with over 30‚000 gang members. Members of the are known

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    Gangs History

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    the Crips. Raymond and Tookie created gangs to defend themselves against other gangs who were committing countless crimes in their neighborhoods. Crips originated in high school campuses across South Central Los Angeles. Freemont high-school was home for the “East-Side” Crips and the “West-Side Crips”. The gangs organized on the opposite side of the 110 Harbor Freeway. Addition to that a faction of the Crips was established in Compton authority of Los Angeles now known as the Compton Crips. Through

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    Why Do People Join Gangs

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    Not only in the past but in today society the term "gang" is a hard word to define‚ because "No two gangs are alike" (Mays & Winfree‚ 2006‚ 313) The National Institute of Justice report adopted the the definition of street gangs as "groups of youths and young adults who have engaged in a sufficient amount of antisocial activity to warrant attention by the criminal justice system." however to add on to that definition‚ the law enforcement uses the definition " an ongoing‚ organized association of

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