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Gang structureCripsLos AngelesBloodsLos AngelesSurenosSouthernCaliforniaNortenosNorthernCaliforniaPeopleNationChicagoFolk NationChicagoXYZ CripsXYZ BloodsSur XIIIXIVLatin Kings<strong>Gangs</strong>ter DisciplesGang SetGang SetGang SetGang SetGang SetGang SetGang sets are smaller, local chapters of a gang nation, each with its ownunique graffiti, signs, and colors. <strong>Gangs</strong> will traditionally take namesrelated to their neighborhoods, ethnicity, housing projects or regions, aswell as the surname of the gang nation. It is important to remember thatgangs change constantly and will sometimes even change their gangnation affiliations.
Outside Gang Influences on TexasMidwestFolk NationPeople Nation● During the 1980s, the concept of alliances or “nations” was created inthe Illinois prison system as a way for gang members to identify alliesand rival gangs. In addition to the alliance names, hand signs, symbols,colors and other identifiers were adopted to assist in instant recognitionof allies and enemies. Each of these nations has since divided intothousands of different gang sets that claim allegiance to either the Folkor the People Nation.
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Page 4 and 5: Definition of a street gangWhat is
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Page 12 and 13: Prison Gang InfluencesAryan Brother
Page 14 and 15: ClothingGang Fashions● Although w
Page 16 and 17: Clothing● In terms of “gang-sty
Page 18 and 19: ClothingRight/Left RuleSome gangs h
Page 20 and 21: Clothing● Bandannas, or “doo ra
Page 22 and 23: Slide 21RMQ1Big Time Kings San Anto
Page 24 and 25: Clothing
Page 27 and 28: Gang ColorsLos Angeles● Another w
Page 30 and 31: Colors — team sportswearEl Paso
Page 32 and 33: Folk Nation -- Symbols● Six-point
Page 34 and 35: Sureno — SymbolsRMQ2RMQ3
Page 36 and 37: People Nation — SymbolsFive-Point
Page 38 and 39: Norteno - SymbolsNorteScrapaKillerX
Page 40 and 41: Gang CodesExample21 = BA forBarrio
Page 42 and 43: Gang NicknamesPsychoMad DawgIcePope
Page 44 and 45: Tattoos● However, gangs do use ta
Page 46 and 47: Tattoos● Tattoos may be professio
Page 48 and 49: TattoosMi vida locaTear dropRMQ4▪
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Page 52 and 53: TattoosLatin Kings
Page 54 and 55: Hand signsPeople Nation5-pointed st
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Latin KingHand signs
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Group Hand signsS L S
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Hand signsS 13
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Types of graffitiGang graffiti is u
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Gang graffiti● Gangs will use gra
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GraffitiBloods (Piru) — Los Angel
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Gang graffiti — Sends messagesN.
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Kids & Gangs“Being a gangster, th
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Gang Resource SystemArt. 61.11, CCP
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TAGITTexas Anti-Gang Information Sy
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TXGANGTexas Department of Public Sa
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ContactAttorney General of TexasCri
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TangosHoustone -Hating On Us So Tou
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West Texas
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Houstone/H/H-Town
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Trust No One But God
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EPT/CHUCO TOWNEPTSun CityTierra Del
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VALLUCOThe “Valley”
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Houston (Houstone) Austin (ATX) For
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