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How do African-American organized crime groups differ from other organized crime groups?

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Peculiar wording . . .

It would seem to me that African-American crime, as well as drugs, the druglord life, as well as rap culture all affect each other, and the collective nature of four of these factors combined affect each individual factor, dragging it down, though it has most certainly nothing to do with their skin color, as this is not a racism issue, though it may seem like a racism issue to some.

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