that's a wall when i say want drug that's the that's the wall meet. every war they got is a war against me and my people we need to come in here and solve this problem not attack this problem dozens of people are really angry i don't have nothing to lose if you attack me sir i'm being attacked every day anyway i'm being a shot at every day anyway so you should know me you put me in jail don't mean nothing to me. that's where the gang problem so-called is it's been redefined as a crime problem and a gang problem but it's really an issue of no work and dysfunctional schools and so on we know that what we've been doing to deal with gang violence isn't working but we just keep doing the same thing over and over again and then we say well the fact that it isn't working doesn't mean that we're acting out of ignorance or maybe we need to learn something we say it just proves that these kids are unredeemable.

it's a belief that our society did not contribute to the formation of this problem that's the story of the scapegoat. the gang member is the scapegoat. nothing's our fault it's their fault. we didn't create them. they're inevitably incorrigible. discontinuing happens fear of denial virtually guaranteed that history would repeat . until twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred twenty seven used and five miles away from the flashpoint for the one nine hundred sixty five watch rebel. against broken. violent costly outbreak of civil unrest in u.s. history. but. the explosion of angry prove. tess was touched off by the outcome of the

controversial rodney king l.a.p.d. police brutality trial. the message to the community is that the system does not deliver justice it does not work for us. justice industry. don't. play like the sixty five dollars which was primarily contained to watts blades of may need to burn their way to the very doorstep bordering affluent. place. marcus garvey used to say that when all else fails the people conditions will. for ninety nine two reasons all clustered together and it happened again.

led. to. the aftermath the nineties uprising high profile private sector initiative was formed to create rebuild. the six billion dollars investment program to find its goals as a long term systemic change the promise to create seventy four thousand new jobs within the rides over the next five years. at the same time a tentative troops between. optimism for south teles war weary. just one. with

a neighborhood still in room. quite close to. the young generation of kids heard about this promise they momentarily got their hopes up they committed to this peace treaty and they learned that it was just another four time promise of the man. police. if failed. we should have known what the future would be in other cities from here to baghdad. to take the. gang warfare would resume for the next fifteen years. unchecked but almost no effective outside. the money. to do it if they please don't leave. because in the world. we want you to go away. you don't exist to. become a thief. is something that is the south central los angeles nothing happens it's

just another nigga big they. say. this is my grandson his name was mark an alias is seventeen years old they're promising young boy and in one thousand nine hundred six he came here to los angeles to visit me. from the yuba city california. to visit me he was here three weeks and he was shot and killed tens there ready in the morning walking across the street headed for do i see a school. he didn't have gang. he didn't even know too much about the gang as a matter of fact and when i warned him about where to go and where not to go. he said grandma. this is america. this is. where i was

supposed to be free this is where we're supposed to be able to walk down any street we need to use. and the next day in day out doing what these are. this is why. there is a way a lot of man. and upper management. can you imagine

a society where mothers are burying their children instead of their children varying their mothers. were. way. way way. way way. way.

it's ok to cry and have to cry. i had to cry in order to to to keep gone. have to cry because if i don't cry and i keep going to me. i may do some help people say oh you can get over it hell no we can't we just get through it just get through and never get over it it's it in take my dog eat it and walk alone on my house you know you didn't you know repossessed my car my son was murdered he just didn't die he was murdered. so when i finally went back disco i was always trying and it was amazing now the kids look around and they liked. oh you know

a lot of the girls are teary eyed even some of the boy and then i would ask them how many of you guys know somebody's uncle up father of three and a schoolmate a was murdered. and when he first asked the question again three quarters of a and raise your hand i just broke down in tears. were . in a. recent comparison of twin psychological studies by the lancet and rand corporation

indicates the children in south los angeles far exhibiting greater levels of post-traumatic stress disorder in children of a similar age than baghdad the war torn camp fire back. and if they don't get resources but it's youngsters what's going to happen you've got another group of eight week children another group of killers.

language killing the killer though if they're going to kill someone. she knows that it's the consensus his. chance to defend against the invigorating to . choose the stories that impact the lives choose the access to offer to. download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television and well it just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch r t any time anywhere.

if someone right now said what you want your life i'll give you anything you want

to. name one thing this one thing freedom my wish for be for crips and bloods. to realize that a bios is against. it if we all come together it. is going to be over for us so if the resources were here you're saying these kids with issues can. no man choose a cause there's no hope you are you in no man's land it's no hope people taking choices are going to college and think this might make them a choice here you're making a choice has no choice is like you wait for somebody to come say man he just may go never get say. i did to gangbang in the stop an out the sets to getting shot to drive bys to get shot in drive bys to going to jail at all a right but had i had a chance or someone else tell me for you play on the day i was getting because i've been gang man i haven't been to the county jails to several penitentiaries and back

and forth to war as far as gun fights and stuff so this perception that gangbanging is wonderful dead is the lifestyle to live it's no lifestyle to live period your we war but gangbang is to be crippled blame for life your greatest we war. is a life plus forty years young ultimate reward again banging is death and you don't come back from that. if you. believe. you know. the. major streets of south l.a. have given rise to a new sort of determined to fight not simply for turf or colors but for the lives

of the next generation. i work with about four or five hundred high risk you every month the first thing i do apologize to him because i have to lead they'll know my generation is build you miserable see i'll fifty one years old i've been two decades of this structure so we let them know that hey we have those roles just like you do iraq these peacemakers many of them former gang members have stepped out from behind the gods and are now standing between literally risking their lives in the formation of street level gang intervention for going as each. privately funded receiving almost no support from either state or federal governments these grassroots movements are taking the first crucial steps towards stopping the cycle again but it's. people who care and want to see a better theory want to see a better country and we got to start going together and have a sit down so that we don't keep breeding generations and generations who only think that that's the way to go each team. an alternative to that last i asked

to put in place and if they want to see change and they've got the will invest in that autonomous to. it. can't be my son told me one day was dead. he said i know how you get your money so i get my money the second thirty people come up to give their wife doesn't it give you money i say that right so he took off a lot of this guy and he set me i say good thinking i want to thank my sound really i hit watch in. i do what i do so if i still get to the wall grabbing whatever it is. he's going to the same thing. right then i made a choice in my life what i was going to stick by their stick by us is mean and mean my label them against them meaning my kids so i chose to get them turn down a little bit. i am

a coach role model proud parent. you know little. i'm the one who prevented my own self from going to different areas i prevented it because of my mentality and because of what i d. how i dress partiers myself if i want to area and i'm dressed in all red i'm looking for problems and i would be looking for problems i'd be looking for the guys in blue i'd be looking for the guy's a look at me only look at maine i'm ready to deal with this problem i'm ready so my anger i'm a shell like nerds that i can get just as stupid as you. don't want to stop that mentality when i started dressing differently started thinking differently i've increased my freedom to where i will go anywhere and when i get there and sees are going to vigils they will say i would ask it from over there. and we go hey i you don't and we can talk now and it's not a problem i go to everybody's neighborhood there's not a problem how do you. not. truly enjoy a. horror

movie for. home. from. we are at the marker saying we have the resources for the richest country on earth it is absolutely outrageous it is inexcusable that we have failed to meet the most elementary tell us what it make it's to be fellow citizens and build a community old. change

in gradient is to appear about people who love. best and bridge across the board. and understand that they are human and that gang members are human beings. one thing you have to realize is open them up to be a stamp like

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