The Gangster Disciples,
Original Black Gangster Disciple Nation. is a street gang formed on the south side of Chicago in the 1960s by David Barksdale, leader of Gonzanto Disciples, and Larry Hoover, leader of the Supreme Disciples. The two groups, both members of the Folk Nation alliance, united to form the Black Gangster Disciple Nation (BGDN).
The gang has made several attempts to legitimize their image. Some members dropped the "Black" and began to call GDS or Gangster Disciples. In the 1990s, the Gangster Disciples entered into politics through the formation of "growth and development" movement. Outside of Chicago, certain gangs will still go through the old name for BGD.
The Gangster Disciples were the first modern gang to appear in a number of Memphis, Tennessee. For several years they had the streets virtually to themselves. Larry Hoover is still considered the "president" of the band, which has both a Board of Memphis and a board of Chicago.
Gangster disciples were documented in the U.S. Army, found in both Foreign and U.S. bases. Graffiti Gangster Disciples feature has been seen in the U.S. military bases in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The gang has made several attempts to legitimize their image. Some members dropped the "Black" and began to call GDS or Gangster Disciples. In the 1990s, the Gangster Disciples entered into politics through the formation of "growth and development" movement. Outside of Chicago, certain gangs will still go through the old name for BGD.
The Gangster Disciples were the first modern gang to appear in a number of Memphis, Tennessee. For several years they had the streets virtually to themselves. Larry Hoover is still considered the "president" of the band, which has both a Board of Memphis and a board of Chicago.
Gangster disciples were documented in the U.S. Army, found in both Foreign and U.S. bases. Graffiti Gangster Disciples feature has been seen in the U.S. military bases in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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