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    Joshua Shipman Gang Culture Continues To Grow The article I chose to read was titled “The Gang Culture Continues to Grow”. This article explained aspects of the gang culture in America‚ and how it has grown over the years to be bigger and more violent then ever. Gangs have been around for centuries. The earliest recording of a gang was a gang named rebellious children‚ which was mentioned in 2 Kings 2:23-25 of the Bible. Gangs have continued to grow over the years‚ and now are present

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    Why People Join Gangs

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    Gangs are very problematic in every society. Gangs are a group of people who believe in the same cause. However‚ every gang has their own different cause. For example‚ majority of gangs wants to make money while others a based upon race. In order for gangs to make money they have to use intimidation‚ violence‚ extortion‚ kidnapping‚ sell drugs and many more illegal activities. Every gang wants to make money. However‚ in order to make money you have to own a territory‚ where you can do these illegal

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    SCHOOL VIOLENCE 1 Introduction From the many reported and even more unreported events‚ school violence is seen as a subset of youth violence and a broader health problem. Factors that contribute to school violence are socioeconomic status‚ family‚ peers‚ and mental health. The best way to deal with school violence is to establish physical and social environments that prevent violence and promote safety within schools (Brener 81). There are many different forms of school violence. School violence

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    Gun Violence

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    An ongoing and highly debated social problem that continues to grow in our society today is the gun control epidemic. Gun violence in the United States is a national epidemic. Many people take advantage of guns using and manipulating the tool with hardly any thought. Countless lives have been lost due to fact that people have been able to obtain firearms legally or illegally and have taken the notion to be judge‚ jury and executioner in holding ones live in their hands. This is a common issue that

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    Teenage Violence

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    generation is suffering from... and that is Teenage Violence. What comes into your mind when you hear of the phrase “Teenage violence”? Many of you might think of physical harm. Or bullying. But in reality‚ teenage violence is far from just that. Teenage violence includes many other different activities‚ and these include fights‚ suicide and gang violence. What causes teenage violence? Unfortunately‚ pinpointing the causes of teenage violence is not as simple as pointing to a video game or taking

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    Tl Gang Monologue

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    asked to go to church with Granny Mac and her parents‚ Granny and Papa Turner‚ who lived a few miles away‚ across town. Dee-dee even became a Girl Scout leader at one point for the benefit of my oldest sister Tammy. Did I mention that we were the TL Gang? There was Tammy Lynn‚ Terri Lea and Tina Louise. We stuck together all of the time. I am only 10 ½ months younger than Terri‚ so we were practically twins. We spent a lot of time at Granny and Papa Mac’s house‚ too. Their house was smaller‚ but

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    Media Violence Synthesis Essay - Outline I. Introduction Thesis: Three critical points in Media violence A. Media is not the leading cause of reality based violence. B. Media violence might be needed for children. C. Other factors cause reality violence. II. Media is not the leading cause of reality based violence. A.“Claims that TV causes violence bear little relation to real behavior.”(Stop Blaming Kids and TV). Almost every kids watch violent media‚ but the teens murder rate

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    Are people with mental health problems at an increased risk of committing violence? Discuss Word Count: 1‚671 There have been a large number of cases throughout criminal history that relate to criminals being mentally unstable. In this essay I explore how mental health increases the risk of committing violence with a particular focus on serial killers. However‚ I also take a look at one of sports biggest names and how illness troubled his career. It will be argued that

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    Gang Prevention Gang Prevention Program Jasmine McInnis Strayer University Professor Lillian Ajayi CRJ180010VA016-1122-001 March 9‚ 2012 Gang Prevention Abstract The Gang Prevention Program that I decided to write on is the A.R.I.S.E program‚ which was founded in 1986 in Miami Florida by Ed Benson. It’s a non-profit organization that provides assortment of time tested‚ evidence based life skills curricula for at risk youth. In this essay‚ I am going to focus on the programs history‚ mission

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    Gangs of New York: Who’s A True American? “You can hire half the poor to kill the other half.” Boss Tweed spoke these words in reference to the Draft Riots. It shows that you can easily turn the poor against each other‚ if you bring money into the situation. Gangs of New York is about the separation of the Irish and the Natives‚ which eventually led into larger conflicts. In this film there are two important characters‚ Amsterdam Vallon and Boyle McGloin‚ who were both Irishmen in the Five Points

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