Centi Posted February 12, 2021 Share Posted February 12, 2021 (edited) Most youth who become affiliated with street gangs lack supervision and support from their parents and peers, Sabrina and Jayce had similar childhoods where child maltreatment, economic deprivation, and their sense of hopelessness had them seek connection, trying to define a new sense of who they are. The heavily gang infested area they live in and their delinquent siblings and peers added to the lack of protective factors in their lives left them with the freedom to choose to withdraw from family and lose connectedness to school, causing them to have much higher risk of affiliating with the gang. Clear signs like changes in attitude, music taste, appearance and unexplained money recently only got more obvious, yet they were never monitored, blinding them from seeing how rough the consequences could get and leading them into believing that they're headed the right way. They were both failed by their parents, their grandparents did their best, leave the rest to the C-riders. Edited February 12, 2021 by Centi 4 Link to comment
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