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Gang
culture
by Luisa Rohmann
Structure
1. Definition
1.2. Types
1.3. Ranks
2. History
3. Violence begets violence
4. Sources
Structure
Gangs
- Groups of like-minded people
- Big rivalry between "Gangs"
- Mostly Criminals
- Spending their time with criminal activities
Definition
Mafia
Most infamous known Gang
Activities
Racketeering and overseeing
Known Members/Gangs
Al Capone, Giovanni Brusca
Types
Giovanni Brusca
Street Gang
Most violent gang
Activities
Violence, Prostitution
Known Members/Gangs
Crips & Bloods
Street
gang
Prison gang
Aggressive and violent gang
Affiliated
Street gang -> After serving time
Known Members/Gangs
Hispanic, Europeans
Prison
gang
Ranks
- Boss
- Underboss
-Captain
- Gangsters
-Associates
Ranks
History
- First organized Groups in the 17th Century
-> Established in London
- These groups formed the Underworld
-> Like the black market
- They formed their own Society
-> Own ranks & groups
- Involved in criminal activities
-> Prostitution or money laundering
History
Violence begets
violence
Violence begets violence
Explanation
Violent behavior promotes other violent behavior in return
"Fire against fire" causes more damage
Unlikely Solution
One "Gang" gives in
Downside
But it causes too much damage
Reputation ↓
Sources
-https://www.policechiefmagazine.org/female-gang-membership/
-https://timeline.com/michael-farmer-gang-murder-21a0c8df03cb
-https://www.esquire.de/news/gesellschaft/mafia-beruechtigtsten-bosse-der-welt
https://paperpile.com/g/thesis-structure/
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison_gangs_in_the_United_States
-https://stock.adobe.com/de/images/gewalt-erzeugt-gegengewalt-stop/42417247