Always Running
Sociological perspectives in chapter 14 of Always Running
What are the sociological perspectives in chapter 14 of Always Running, and any other key terms used
What are the sociological perspectives in chapter 14 of Always Running, and any other key terms used
From the age of 13, Luis participated in various gang activities. He was a member in at least three gangs before deciding that he wants to leave that life behind and Luis was able to see the various ways in which gangs operated. The first gang Luis was a part of was more of a group, not interested in doing anything violent. The main reason why they formed the gang was to protect themselves from everything happening around them. This changed however in the second and third gang, organizations interested in making profit and with no remorse whatsoever. However, for Luis and for other characters in the book, that type of life was something normal. They did not question the necessity of being in a gang they just did what everyone else was doing. This shows that in many cases, the children who get involved in gang related activities find themselves in that situation because they feel as if they have no other choice.