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  • Essay / Critical Analysis of Gangster Girls - 722

    Furthermore, it is more common to see incarcerated women (rather than men) forming family relationships while behind bars. Chapter 5 Discussion: Frederick Thrasher's research, in addition to Block and Neiderhoffer's ideas behind gang activity, is supported by the film Gangster Girls. Vicky, also known as "Crazy Girl", found loyalty and love for her neighborhood and her sisters while playing a significant role in gang-related activities. Vicky's sister, "Shy Girl", is proud of her battle wounds. His identity is rooted in his gang. Vicky and her sister explain the reasons for their gang activities, which is explained by Thraster's research and the ideas of Block and Neiderhoffer. According to Frederick Thrasher, gangs are characterized by great transience, a large number of young immigrants, poor living conditions and a state of social disorganization. Vicky and her sister were both part of poor living conditions, social disorganization and family problems.