Youth Gangs A survey of public attitudes toward schools revealed that 72% of the respondents considered the growth of youth

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答案 Youth Gangs A survey of public attitudes toward schools revealed that 72% of the respondents considered the growth of youth gangs a very important cause of violence in public schools. This is second only to the increased use of drugs and alcohol among school-aged youth, a factor also associated with youth gangs. Some educators emphasize the role of gang in school violence. Is the public perception accurate? A gang is usually defined as a group whose primary purpose is to engage in criminal activity. The overwhelming majority of violence that occurs in public schools has absolutely nothing to do with gangs. There may be groups of kids fighting, but not necessarily a gang. We usually don’t consider these student groups as gangs, perhaps because they don’t have a crime-related focus. Most often it may not be a gang. It is not always easy to decide if an incident of violence is gang-related.

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