Chinese Gangs Are Different from African-American and Hispanic Gangs in That

question 2

Multiple Choice

Chinese gangs are different from African-American and Hispanic gangs in that:

• A) They are not based on youth fads or illicit drug use and are closely related to their community's social and economic life.
• B) They do not operate in deteriorated, poor neighborhoods.
• C) They are embedded in the legendary Triad subculture and so are able to claim legitimacy in the Chinese community.
• D) All are differences of Chinese gangs.

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