Blue Revenue on being exposed to gang violence as a kid in Compton (pt. 1)

[@streetgangs]

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[@beforeyourimmigrants8471]

He was a good kid with good parents. Perris is a wonderful community. Especially when he was 13. Those school were good. The Moreno Valley guys do the same thing. Many guys from the inland empire have an LA growing up hood story until they move at 12 years old.

[@p.franklin4686]

Funny. I spent every summer in Perris. 84 on up. Every Blue Rag I met was from an L A. County Hood. I learned how to ride diet bikes from all of them young brothers selling dope. Elite scooters back in L.A. DIrt bikes in Riverside.

[@p.franklin4686]

Truth be told, we were a generation forced to go ROGUE Hence Gen X AKA the last Dinosaurs

[@robertrichardson8811]

Don’t know his age but I wonder if I know him… At Bunch everybody knew everybody even though I grew up in Santana Pine st…