there are many reasons why women join gang but just ask your self why do guys join gangs?...but some reasons why "women" join gangs is well they want to be kool, they actually have that bad of lives, or they get mixed into something that they shouldn't have. but why does any one join a gang seriously??
because some women are into the whole "bad-boy" type which are usually easy to find in motorcycle gangs.
Sometimes juveniles join gangs for protection. Juveniles who go to juvi do not always join gangs fr protection.
Yes, Caucasian people can join street gangs.
knoe people join gangs because they want to be cool
Yes, Hispanics are allowed in Black gangs. Black gangs don't descriminate, they accept members of all races to join if they wanna join.
Why would you want children to join gangs?! Most gangs are dealing with drugs,violence and robbery. Those aren't acceptable.
no kids join gangs for to be known as a strong guy tough guy and mostly to get into fights with other gangs which involves shooting and murder
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No. Do not ever join any gang members or you'll be arrested. If you join gang members you'll in whole lot of trouble so do not ever join, NEVER EVER JOIN GANGS AT ALL!! he's right, absolutely not.
There is no exact number of teens who join gangs as it varies by location, social factors, and individual circumstances. However, statistics show that gang involvement among teens is a significant issue in many communities, and efforts are being made to prevent and address this problem.
What they get is exactly why they join the gangs. They get the feeling of a family, money, power, respect, and women of their choice, unless they don't care about that.
Because they are used to being with guns...
The word 'join' is a verb (join, joins, joining, joined); to connect two things, to become a member of something.The word 'gangs' is a noun, the plural form for the singular noun gang; a word for a group of criminals or hoodlums who band together for mutual protection and profit; group of people who associate regularly on a social basis; a group of laborers organized together on one job.As an imperative sentence, "Join gangs.", the subject 'you' is implied, join is the verb, and gangs is the direct object of the verb.