THE BLACC GANGSTERISM: A Crip Alliance Theodicy

The Crip street gang has faced great opposition, persecution and social exclusion from the more established elements of society and the Black struggle. The original founders and participants of the early movement believed and hoped to accomplish more than a fraternal gathering of fellow soldiers and riders in an extended guerrilla struggle with each other and their rival brothers. Their dream, in as much as they had one, was to form or organize a culture that would express and represent blackness. This book completes that dream.