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    a new way. It even turned gang members away from gang related activities. This topic will not only surround the changes of rap music but will include the effects it has on society today. This topic is worth researching because music plays an important role in the lives of teens. Many teens are fatherless and look to artist as their role model. Moreover‚ Some are startled by the elicit words and the message that rap music sends. Rap music was not always about money‚ gang‚ sex‚ and drugs. Rap music

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    A Summary Of Tupac Shakur

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    attended the Mike Tyson- Bruce Seldon prizefight at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. As Tupac Shakur were leaving the MGM Grand‚ he and his bodyguard got into an altercation with a young black man believed to be Orlando Anderson‚ a member of a rival gang‚ The Southside Crips. It was captured on the MGM’s video surveillance‚ and the fight was eventually broken up by the hotel securities. After the brawl‚ Tupac Shakur and Suge Knight decided to go to the Club 662. While Shakur and Knight were on their way‚ a white

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    Thomas “Tootie” Reese Thomas Reese was a big time drug lord located on the eastside of Los Angeles California. Thomas Reese had a nickname‚ Tootie. Tootie Reese was also a gang member from PJ Watts Crips which are also known as Project Watts Crips. PJ’s were founded on the eastside of Los Angeles better known as Watts. Imperial Courts Housing Projects was and still are considered their homeland. Reese started selling cocaine and heroin in 1965. Being that cocaine and heroin were addicting

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    Do the write thing Violence has affected many different people in many different ways.In some ways violence has affected me.Youth violence should be a main concern in today’s society.there are some things that need to take place for violence to stop.Some adults do have a choice against violence and the adults who do bad things will most likely lead the children to do bad things. Violence has affected my life in many ways.One way violence has affected my life is by fights.I have seen fights

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    Examination of the Role of Evolution Theory in Predicting Criminal Behavior Walden University 9/23/2012 Abstract In this paper I will briefly describe the evolutionary theory in general‚ and specifically as it relates to the study of criminology. I will examine the ways in which natural selection has shaped the processes which motivate human behavior‚ especially in terms of how competing for limited resources and ensuring that one’s genetic code is passed on are linked to aggressive behavior

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    Spiritual Autobiography

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    function that was hosted by the Church. I was eleven years old and back home in my hometown of Detroit‚ Michigan when my salvation had taken a detour per say. In 1997‚ I got sucked into the life of fast money‚ drugs‚ and even gangs. I became a member of the street gang‚ The Crips. I was making a lot of money and had totally lost sight of everything I had worked so hard to establish within my life as a Christian. I literally had made a turn for worse in my life and was getting dangerous and worse by

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    hunting season. The deer hunter in his deer stand patiently waits for the right buck to carelessly wander under his deer feeder‚ then aligns his scope on the buck’s head. POW! It’s a dark city night. The members of the Bloods gang meet in a local park when rival gang Crips’ Cadillac pulls up with the window down and a Glock showing. POW! Why is it that something so closely associated with the death and killing seems to be at the heart of American tradition? Even though every other developed country

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    policemen‚ and dropped a swastika on their chest. They then went to Walmart and killed their third and last victim (Global Post‚ 2015). But of course‚ there are no threats and attacks from one individual race. You see headlines of black gangs like the “Bloods” and the “Crips” ruling the streets‚ but the truth is that there is no set race committing acts of violence to the people of our nation. Everyone’s crimes of assault‚ rape‚ and homicide are equal to others. Domestic violence is people committing terrorist

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    playing piano in Golgotha Trinity Baptist Church‚ when he was in sixth grade he began rapping. As a teenager Snoop Dogg frequently ran into trouble with the law‚ Snoop Dogg is a member of the Rollin’ 20 Crips gang in the Eastside of Long Beach although he stated in 1993 that he never joined a gang. He attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School but shortly after graduating he was convicted for cocaine trafficking‚ serving six months at the Wayside County Jail. Snoop‚ along with his cousins Nate

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    2pac Bio

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    2Pac Biography By: Adel Mohammed Fakhry He ain’t that type of rapper; he aint that type of an actor‚ he ain’t that type of fame explorer‚ but he is that type of a legend‚ precisely a revolutionary legend. His music didn’t end up on just rhyming lyrics and mind blowing beat‚ but a message; to black people‚ to the world‚ to the whole universe‚ and the coming generations. This man had this dream‚ of spreading justice‚ equality‚ freedom‚ but government stood in his way‚ racists too. Trying to suppress

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