What is your definition of a "gang."
(in the US) Because the Caucasian race is the numerically largest racial group in the country it is quite likely that Caucasians have the largest NUMERICAL gang presence.
HOWEVER - expressed as a percentage of their representation in the US population as a whole, the other racial/ethnic gangs (Asian/Hispanic/Black) would have to be looked at to see which numbers are higher.
There is no one specific race that has more gang members, as gang membership can be found among individuals of all races and ethnicities. Membership may vary based on geographic location, socioeconomic factors, and other contextual influences. It is important to focus on addressing the root causes of gang involvement, rather than attributing it to any particular race.
The average age of gang members varies depending on the gang and location, but generally falls between late teens to mid-30s. Younger individuals are often recruited into gangs, but older members may also be involved in leadership or mentoring roles.
Unfortunately, yes there are. Gangs always love it when a "white boy" joins because they can exploit them for free rides, free '40s', get them to sling for them, etc... and then finally once they've used them up leave them holding the bag as jail cover. When the "white boy" gets to prison, after being left holding the bag, they quickly discover that prison is segregated by race and they are on the wrong side of everything. From A-to-Z it's all bad.
Gang members wear a black bandana to conceal their identity while committing crimes or to show allegiance to their gang through colors or symbols. It can also be a way to intimidate others or signal solidarity with their group.
The Vice Lords is a street gang with its roots in Chicago. Members are required to take an oath pledging loyalty to the gang, promising to uphold its rules, principles, and honor. The oath also typically includes a commitment to support fellow gang members and follow the gang's leadership.
There is no specific figure available for the exact number of gang members killing each other with guns in the US each year. However, gang-related gun violence contributes to a significant portion of all gun-related crimes in the country. Efforts to address gang violence through various initiatives and law enforcement strategies are ongoing.
truthly there are 20,000 members in california and thousands of more in the entire world norteno gang members as of 2013
Black Mafia Family is probably the largest gang in Chicago.
Gang members are in gangs.
a lot, there are alreddy like 1500 members or more in new jersey alone.
Sure there is racism of all kinds, a white guy is unlikely to get into some gangs whose members are Latino or African American, and vice versa. A gang is made up of one type of race usually. It is very rare for a black guy to be in a Mexican gang but it happens or a white guy in a black gang but things happen. And gangs usually fight people of their own race for more territory. But as more and more people join gangs they tend to fight different races.
Pancho Villa wasn't a gangster, he was a Mexican Rebel General. That information is true and so is the fact that he did have a gang and they were criminals. I am trying to track down members of that gang, because I am related to one or more of the members. Thank you for your answer.
Gang members use whatever firearms they can get a hold of. More than likely they are stolen from someone and sold illegally multiple times over. A very VERY small percentage are legally bought and owned by gang members, as most have criminal records.
No. None of the Kelly gang members were Aborigines.
Yes, some family members are killed for you joining a gang
There are no friendly gang members besides Grove Street
if your talking about Outsiders Ponyboys other gang members are Johnny, Dallas, and Soda
The way the gang members are initiated into the 18th Street Gang is by a beating.