Beyond gangs: the complex family structures formed within prison walls
In short: This National Geographic film explores how female inmates build intricate social networks that function as surrogate families, extending far beyond simple gang affiliations.
The video examines the social dynamics of female incarceration, specifically focusing on how inmates establish deep-rooted connections. Rather than just forming gangs, these women create complex family units that include roles such as nephews, daughters, and nieces.
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