Short Story : The Story Of Little Red Gangster Hood

‘Well I think that's enough adventure for today let's go inside it's getting a little dark. I don't want Grandma knowing about this. She would kill me and you!”

The Gangster Disciples are still an active group in the United States (Mallory, 2012). There are members of the group in over 35 states and 70 U.S. cities (Mallory, 2012). Nearly 20,000 members reside in the city of Chicago, where the FBI considers this group a “major organized crime group” (Mallory, 2012, p. 208). The Gangster Disciples were formed after the death of the group’s original leaders, David Barksdale (Mallory, 2012). A young man who was already a member of the group, Larry Hoover become the new leader of the Gangster Disciples because he was a person that Barksdale watched over (Mallory, 2012). After his death, the group split into the Black Disciples and the Gangster Disciples (Mallory, 2012). The group became prone to violence

“Oh how rude of me, my name is Sara but of course even knows me as the flower witch. Would you three like to follow me to my backyard?” Sara asked while walking that way.

Throughout the trip the grandmother rambles on about the past how children had respect for their elders and people respected each other, her youth, and her past maiden courtship with Mr. Edgar Atkins Teagarden “E.A.T” and his Saturday watermelons with his initials carved into them. During the trip they make a lunch stop at a rundown gas station “The Towers” where you will find “RED SAMMY’S FAMOUS BARBACUE”, “THE FAT BOY WITH THE HAPPY LAUGH” run by Red Sammy Butts and his wife outside of Timothy, Georgia. The family has their lunch and grandmother finds a listening agreeable ear about how much better their past was compared to these days.

“What are you doing here,” I asked softly. As she proceeded to answer, Brandy cuts around the corner and said,

In the 1920’s, constant objections from organizations who reprimanded alcohol led to the ratification of the 18th Amendment- the nationwide constitutional ban on the production, importation, transportation, and sale of alcohol. This authorization was thought to assist in the decrease of crime and the emptying of prisons, but rather increased consumption and deaths from other substances and poisonings. The stock market crash of 1929 was another event that occurred during this failed attempt of rehabilitation. Breweries, bar-owners, truckers, and many other jobs were lost during this time and increased the unemployment rate dramatically during the Great Depression. The utopian dream of prohibiting alcohol for the good of the people was quickly

"Hey dad. Yeah we're leaving now. Okay see you soon. Love you too, bye." She hung up. "Okay, they're leaving now, we should get

“What story would you like to hear today, Chloe” asked Grandma Chica as Chloe walked into the house.

“I’m taking my granny some weed brownies. She lives at the end of the path” said Little Hood in a faint tone

Little red was a respectful girl because she did everything that she was told. The only bad thing was that she got sidetrack and talks to a strange wolf on the way to her grandma’s house.

Annemarie Johansen Annemarie Johansen will become a woman of great intelligence, courage, and trustworthiness. She has the intelligence to keep her cool every time she encounters the German soldiers. She has the courage to talk to Uncle Henrik about him and Mama lying to her. Her Mama trusts her to take the basket to Uncle Henrik.

“Well I was going to come but then I had to go and help Grandpa with cleaning… who is very, very old.”

It all happened so fast...the Ghetto, the deportation,the sealed cattle car. Both Kristina Chiger and Pavel Friedman wanted freedom from the Nazi’s. Pavel was held hostage in the Ghetto. He wasn't allowed to leave. Kristina on the other hand went and hid the sewer for 14 months. Pavel unfortunately died in the Ghetto. This all happened in the year of 1942. The Germans did not want the Jewish. Kristina lived in the sewers for 14 months.

“OK. See ya Mrs. Rose.” He said waving to her as she went threw the school's

Tom’s mom introduced herself and Tom. She said, “We hope you will come to the neighborhood party tomorrow. You can meet all the other families on the street. Each family brings food to share.”