Title: south central soldier!
Product review: Sanyika Shakur was a dedicated soldier in the combat zone of south central, LA. His committment and dedication to his set is equal to being a "squared away" soldier in an elite division of the armed forces. He chronicles the infancy of the LA street bloods and explains how young african-american boys are lured into the gang subculture. He explains the torturous initiation down to the "day to day" responsibility of being a gang member. After a number of years of "putting in work" and finally achieving "og" status, "Monster" Kody Scott evolves into Sanyika Shakur after spending time in the toughest penal institutions California has to offer. This book goes into great detail on how comitted Scott was to his gang. His dedication is admirable, but unfortunately his efforts were for the wrong cause. Gangs, in my humble opinion are for followers, and I also question the validity of Shakur's writing skills
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