COMING OF AGE IN THE STREETS THAT PREY: URBAN BLACK FEMALE YOUTH AT THE INTERSECTION OF STREET-LIFE INVOLVEMENT AND FATAL VIOLENCE PERPETRATION

Format

Poster Presentation

First Presenter's Institution

Georgia Southern University

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Location

Harborside Center

Strand #1

Head: Academic Achievement & Leadership

Strand #2

Head: Academic Achievement & Leadership

Relevance

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Brief Program Description

Many urban Black female youth fall prey to the street-life subcultures often identified as “the hustle,” “the game,” “the corner,” “the life,” and “the hood.” It should be noted, with regret, that the fractured stories of these female youth have been and still go untold. An in-depth analysis of the tragic stories of their lived experiences provides convincing evidence and insightful explanations of the intersection of street-life involvement and fatal violence in the experiences of these “at-risk” Black female youth.

Summary

Many urban Black female youth fall prey to the street-life subcultures often identified as “the hustle,” “the game,” “the corner,” “the life,” and “the hood.” It should be noted, with regret, that the fractured stories of these female youth have been and still go untold. An in-depth analysis of the tragic stories of their lived experiences provides convincing evidence and insightful explanations of the intersection of street-life involvement and fatal violence in the experiences of these “at-risk” Black female youth.

Evidence

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Learning Objectives

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Biographical Sketch

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Presentation Year

2017

Start Date

3-7-2017 4:00 PM

End Date

3-7-2017 5:30 PM

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COMING OF AGE IN THE STREETS THAT PREY: URBAN BLACK FEMALE YOUTH AT THE INTERSECTION OF STREET-LIFE INVOLVEMENT AND FATAL VIOLENCE PERPETRATION

Harborside Center

Many urban Black female youth fall prey to the street-life subcultures often identified as “the hustle,” “the game,” “the corner,” “the life,” and “the hood.” It should be noted, with regret, that the fractured stories of these female youth have been and still go untold. An in-depth analysis of the tragic stories of their lived experiences provides convincing evidence and insightful explanations of the intersection of street-life involvement and fatal violence in the experiences of these “at-risk” Black female youth.