Question

In the film crips and blood-made in America the film shows a quick series of yearbook-style photos of young children, as well as other pictures of children on the streets of South Los Angeles. What impact does seeing these photos have on you?

Answer 1

It brings the realization that all of the gang members were children at one point.

Step-by-step explanation:

People sometimes forget that gang members started out just like the rest of us. Some came from decent homes and families, others from poverty and lack of parental guidance. Something caused them to join, it may have been friends, the location of their homes, or even just wanting to be a part of something. Looking at the photos, it makes you realize what could have been, some could even remind you of someone you know.