ANTH 1120 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Murphy Renegade, Institutional Racism, Neoliberalism

• School: York University
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: ANTH 1120
• Professor: Othon Alexandrakis

Document Summary

Each have diff take on who divine knights are. differences says how gang has changed over time in terms of signi cance to community. Otis: he was the leader of the gang. > public service, creating health and wellbeing and protecting young ppl, create access to services 2. > resistance, time when not corporate but about solidarity, commitment to cause. 2what does it tell us about his eastwood, both past and present? > it was in the past, not present. for future, gang should transform again. how does red"s memory of divine knights differ from mr. 80s > moral language used by city and church was established. gangs members, and others, were criminalized and attempts to get rid of them through carciration. period of solidarity, when acting crazy didn"t necessarily meant hurting other gang af liates.