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Inside the Crips

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Social Issues

 

Written by:

Lee W

 

Date added:

July 26, 2016

 

Level:

University

 

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A

 

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Simpson points out that his growing social consciousness took place over a period of time. He states that his change from gang member to ordinary citizen occurred through gaining strong intellectual and political mentors. Simpson states that it took a very long time for him to realize that he was caught up in revenge and protection while in the war between the crips and bloods...
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Simpson states that it took a very long time for him to realize that he was caught up in revenge and protection while in the war between the crips and bloods. He realized that they were doomed to fight until they were all exhausted or dead. A third point of Simpson's book is to give readers an exact image of what it is like to be in such an elite gang at a young age and how hard it is to get out...
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