DISPOSABLE ACESSORIES OR GENDER LIBERATION: WOMEN IN GANGS

Society makes it impossible to leave women in gender-related roles and make them succeed. It is taught that a woman in society is a male master of masters. Women in society should obey instructions of male counterparts. Some women who think they are left behind by society have created or participated in a subculture group called gang. The problem is whether women's gang members are used as one-time accessories for gangs, or they form their own gangs to eliminate gender-related roles set by society.

Gang killing is a sex crime. In this survey, women accounted for 6.8% of non-gang killers, but only 3.3% of the group's murderers. Regarding the victims of the gang killings, gender difference is getting bigger - "They are unbalanced men. In a non-gang murder case, a single victim of this study, women are sacrificed at 30.5% In short, women accounted for only 6.7% of the victims, but in short the gang murder case usually involves male murder cases.

Society makes it impossible to leave women in gender-related roles and make them succeed. It is taught that a woman in society is a male master of masters. Women in society should obey instructions of male counterparts. Some women who think they are left behind by society have created or participated in a subculture group called gang. - "How old were you when you took a gun for the first time?" Reporter Forest Whitaker asked Bloody and Scorpion's gang members. The man quickly answered with a smile on his face, and he proudly said: "Man, I am about 12 years old!" Another one is "I am 13 years old" in the section entitled "Scorpion And Bloody: America "said author and documentary production": Stacy Peralta for telling the story, archive footage and personal accounts, and the two most famous names in the American gang study - Crisps and culture bloody

Women and women: a mixed population whose members are male and female; an auxiliary population associated with male populations and autonomous female groups (Jones et al., 2004). In contrast, Latin American young women are more related to male groups. This survey carried out in Central America also provided similar data. Women have their own leaders and are working together as a group of female gang members for specific work.