Media invariably portray blacks and Hispanics as downtrodden, “marginalized communities.” Part of this is by making sure that certain images day-to-day lives don’t circulate widely. See for yourself who gets affirmative action, media sympathy and government set-asides.
“B Rich” aka “The Money Boy” a Mob Piru Blood holds a gun to his head on the famous Mcmillian street corner. The Mob Mcmillian ‘Bloods’ were made famous by being featured and praised by the raps lyrics of 2PAC. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson/ZUMAPRESS.com)
A female member of the Los Angeles street gang the Bloods displays her pistol. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
Two unnamed black men make a drug deal for marijuana (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
“Little Snooty,” a Compton ‘Blood’ flashes the West Side / West Coast symbol and proudly displays his hood tool the Gun (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
An unnamed man shows off his low rider car and gun in the backyard of his home in the Farm Dog Crip neighborhood in Los Angeles. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
At the weed spot (drug house) an unidentified man rolls a “blunt” — marijuana rolled in a cigar. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
“Richie Richie” listens to music in his car while he waits to make a drug deal where he is selling cough syrup with Codeine. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
A Blood with crack cocaine, cigarettes dipped in PCP, marijuana, and a firearm. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
Grape Street Crips stand with weapons in the Jordan Downs housing projects in Los Angeles moments before leaving to perform a revenge shooting. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
A gangster’s bread and butter: drugs, cigarettes, and malt liquor. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
Black P. Stone Bloods poses for a portrait in The Jungle housing projects in South Central Los Angeles. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
These activities are not without consequences:
Members of the LAPD Gang Enforcement arrive on the scene of a double shooting from assault rifles. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
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A Gang Funeral for Brandon B.L Bullard a well respected Grape Street Crip. During the funeral a fight broke out causing panic sending funeral goers running and screaming for their lives. (Credit Image: Mark Allen Johnson / ZUMAPRESS.com)
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