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Later in the film, Senator Tom Hayden says, "It's been defined as a crime problem and a gang problem, but really its and issue of no work and dysfunctional schools." Do you agree? Why or Why not? What are other contributing factors maybe not addressed in this excerpt?

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Later in the film, Senator Tom Hayden says, "It's been defined as a crime problem and a gang problem, but really its and issue of no work and dysfunctional schools." Do you agree? Why or Why not? What are other contributing factors maybe not addressed in this excerpt?

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What is the significance of the title, "CRIPS and BLOODS: Made in America"? Is there something unique about the United States that causes us to produce gangs and gang warfare? Use references to the film and Always Running (Luis' experiences).

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Geographically, same areas in South LA.  Alameda Blvd. - 

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Geographically, same areas in South LA.  Alameda Blvd. - 

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- same areas in South LA.  Alameda Blvd.  Luis and brother, Rano get jumped for being in the wrong neighborhood (Ch. 2)

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What will it take to stop the gang warfare? Where should efforts start?

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What will it take to stop the gang warfare? Where should efforts start?

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The characters in AR have to deal with a language barrier GRACE

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In the documentary and the book the boys originally called themselves clubs, so they could be apart of something. (Ch.2)

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Both the book and the movie show the vast amounts of different clubs and how truly different they all are.

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In AR the focus is Hispanic clubs while in the movie it is African American clubs

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The influence of America truly made these gangs through the police's psychological and violent warfare

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Both in the book and in the movie, Those people are confined to specific areas around their own city.

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In both the book and the documentary they were called clubs to the civilians and people that were apart of them. But they were called gangs by the government and people of higher power.

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One major similar that both film and book share is that both made "clubs" so they could belong to a group because other groups like Boy Scouts and Sports Teams not wanting to take them in.

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In the book and the video they both had been rejected and they both had to make something out of nothing with there own mind and it became something bigger than respect

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Whenever the family moved around, trying to have better lives, they just ended up back where they started, in the "POC section" of LA, just like during the Watts Riots, POC could not cross the boulevard that separated them from white communities.

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One major difference in the film and book is that Always running focus more on Latinos/Hispanics and Crips & Bloods: Made in America focus more on African Americans.

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Both the book and the documentary talk about how they form clubs to protect themselves from the government, specifically the police.

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The unique thing about America to cause gangs to form is truly how society is structured and how certain people in society are targeted. In the book Luis and his family are ¨targeted¨ and overlooked because of their social status and the fact that they cannot speak english. This almost forces Luis and his siblings to join a club.

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in both the documentary and the book, there are clear boundaries for groups and once boundaries are ignored danger is present

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In AR the background is mostly from a Spanish point of view.

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In AR, the people in the club did not fight each other just for fun (at least I don think).

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in the documentary, the issue had pertained to African Americans, whereas in the book the trouble surrounds the Latin community.

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The psychological trauma that was endured from the police or even people who share the same roads as the people, pushed African Americans to form their own "gangs"

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I don't think gang warfare will ever truly be stopped just because that is the way people are wired but it could become less violent. Efforts could start with changing and fixing the justice and police systems. Making those less biased against minorities would greatly affect gang warfare for the better.

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Crips and Bloods was more based on the community aspect of gangs, and how it truly was not violent to start off with, but Always Running speaks about the inward violence and awful parts of gang life

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The unique and yet ironic thing about america is they originally form gangs to protect themselves and the community from systemic racism. However, the result of this caused people of color crimes to skyrocket. So to put it blunt they are doing what the racist, oppressive, evil system was trying to do.

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Gang warfare all boils down to the intentions and actions of those in the gangs. The Efforts could start with providing housing,food, and support as these are thrown on the streets straight out of prison, drugs, or just a bad environment

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In the novel it talks about the ways police would instigate with gangs so they would start fights same as in the flim where they let it happen and even start them at times.

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One of the unique aspects about the United States that causes gang production and warfare is the physical and psychological trauma due to the rejection of acceptance from society.

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A unique thing about the United States is that many young adolescents attempt to seek help and try to use their free time to help them use to spend their time wisely but the inherited racism cause people to not take in POCs which leaves these kids to stay on the streets and join the gang life

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There are a few places to start with this, but the first can be ending the romanticization of gangs and violence, because while many people are truly forced into that life, there are a lot of privileged enough people who just want to see what it's like.

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The will question should be when America will stop applicating and romanticizing gun violence, sexual assault, and crimes to kids specifically POC influencing them in doing those heinous actions to the people that look like them? The answer is no unless we do further action in putting more POC and less privileged and fortunate people that never in their lifetime step foot in unfairness, poverty, oppression, or mental sickness.

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The flim speaks more about the way the gangs were made and there history while in the novel it talks about the things being done when you are in gang and the outcomes of it

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Gang affiliated people grasping the concept of why they're taking those actions and the rejecting society of minorities in America is what it takes to lessen or conclude gang warfare. Efforts could start with the younger generation by providing them with the family, support system and the wisdom they need.

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I think gang warfare can only be terminated if those who participate get the same support as people who do not. Efforts should start with providing necessities such as housing and nutritional aid. It could even go as far as policing and official training to be more empathetic of those who resort to clubs; this would reduce violence and fatalities.

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In AR it focuses more on hispanic gangs versus in Made in America it talks about African American gangs that were formed.

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I don't think you can stop gang warfare because you can't control how others were raised or the way they think. I think you can start making efforts by encouraging others to avoid gangs to help keep them out of danger.

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SO many contributing factors in this subject. In fact, its way too many for my lazy self to list and further explain. But i do agree with him about poor, lack of quality, dysfunctional schools are one of many reason why gangs (which lead to gang violence) exist and as big as ever in this modern world.

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the influence of America developed gang warfare through the police brutality over hundreds of years.

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In AR and Made in America they both formed clubs because they were both " overlooked" and looked down upon because of their race.

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It will take a lot effort due to the long history and as well as helping younger generations as well as older so they are afford more opportunities for a better life.

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Since police brutality was such a huge issue it played a huge role in them creating "gangs".