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Which may increase a person's risk for joining a gang, despite location or background? - attending a poorly performing school - being exposed to media that glorifies crime - having family members involved
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Which may increase a person's risk for joining a gang, despite location or background?

- attending a poorly performing school
- being exposed to media that glorifies crime
- having family members involved in gang activity
- having a history of a mental health disorder

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Having family members involved in a gangs because u grow up to it

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having family members involved in gang activity has high chances

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