An edition of Gangs
(2013)
Gangs
by Amanda Hiber
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Explores the issues surrounding gangs. Presents diversity of opinion on the topic, including both conservative and liberal points of view in an even balance.
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Gang presence in suburban areas is rising / Michael B. Mukasey
Girl gangs are a growing problem in many parts of the world / Dolly
Gang members are infiltrating the US military in increasing numbers / Matthew A. Roberts
Claims that gangs are infiltrating the US military are overblown / Max Fisher
Decriminalizing drugs would disempower gangs / Jerry Paradis
Decriminalizing drugs would not solve the gang problem in Central America / Ralph Espach
Stopping illegal immigration would weaken hispanic gangs in the United States / James Walsh
Illegal immigrants do not commit more crimes than native-born Americans / Stuart Anderson
The youth PROMISE act would decrease the numbers of young people in gangs / Bobby Scott
School counselors play an important role in decreasing gang membership / Jim Paterson
City parks and recreation departments provide young people with effective alternatives to joining gangs / Boris Weintraub
Christian organizations can transform gang members by offering them second chances / Robert Brenneman
Government programs discourage youth from joining gangs and reform current gang members / Ely Flores.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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