Archive for mexican american gangs

How to read American gang graffiti #16

Posted in Los Angeles, guided tours of America, culture with tags , , , , , on January 7, 2013 by gerilewis001

Located in the eastern city of the South Bay section of Los Angeles County. Gang’s main rival’s are Shotgun Crips and Raymond Street Crips If you cant understand Japanese, just watch! thanx!

American Guide # 20 how to read American gang grafitti

Posted in Los Angeles, guided tours of America with tags , , , , , , , on April 29, 2012 by gerilewis001

A war of attrition has existed for decades between F-13 ( Chicano) and Crip and Blood gangs (Black). This is on the East side of Los Angeles on 42nd street @ Gilbert Lindsay Park. The alliance of the East Coast Gangster Crips with 43rd 45th and 48th Crip street gangs is tell-tale sign of a build up in strength. Moreover  the cross out of the Florencia (F-13) a large Chicano gang, which operates primarily on the south side of Slausen blvd. This graf 25 blks north indicates hostilities.

Howe to read American gang graffiti #14

Posted in guided tours of America, Los Angeles, Uncategorized with tags , , , , , on April 13, 2012 by gerilewis001

Beverly Blvd & Oford Ave. L.A, Ca

18th Street gang graf. This gang has a large if not largest membership base and includes many ethnicities. The gang’s operational territory is very large as well, ranging from in roads in the south Bay area of L.A County to San Fernando Valley This graf is located in the S. E part of Korea Town.What is pertinent about this graf is the “cross out” of a rival. “Pisas” are what Mexican Nationals call each other and is equivalent to the Italian “pisano”. Interesting note is the fierce hatred and competition among the Mexican American gangs and the Mexican National gang.

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