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Once a king, always a king by Reymundo Sanchez · Booklabria

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Once a king, always a king

BiographySocial conditions

Once a king, always a king

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First published: 2003

Synopsis

Having written about the street gang lifestyle in "My Bloody Life," the author describes how hard it is to escape gang life and the lasting damage of physical, mental, and sexual abuse.

Subjects: Biography
Social conditions
Violence
Gangs
Puerto Ricans
Gang members

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Publisher: Chicago Review Press
Published: 2003
Pages: 286
Language: English
Contributor: Sanchez, Reymundo, 1963-
ISBN-10: 1556525052

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