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Flat White

The enduring appeal of African gangs

19 July 2018

8:06 AM

19 July 2018

8:06 AM

There are some political issues that have a peculiar ability to remain topical over many news cycles, interest slowly waning then somehow being sparked again. The term ‘African gangs’ is probably instantly recognisable for this reason – if you live anywhere around Melbourne you will have heard about the menace of immigrant teenagers terrorising communities and burglaring homes in an unprecedented binge of lawlessness and violence.

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