[NK20231]

I think it is because these neighborhoods are usually poorer, which always seems to lead to all kinds of problems. Poor families need to work harder, giving them less time to spend with and supervise their kids; the community doesn't have enough money to invest in things that would give its young people something other to do than hang around the streets, like sports and arts(!) programs in schools; there is more an atmosphere of hopelessness; just some examples. I guess just think about what keeps people in other communites from doing this.

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Name : NK20231, Gender : F, Age : 22, City : White Plains, State : NY Country : United States, Education level : 4 Years of College, 

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