The Almighty Black P Stone Nation

The Rise, Fall, and Resurgence of an American Gang

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Natalie Y. MooreLance Williams6 editions

Authors Moore and Williams answer questions in this provocative tale that explores how teens from a poverty stricken Chicago neighborhood built a powerful organization that united 21 individual gangs into a virtual nation.

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The Almighty Black P Stone Nation
Natalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams | Lawrence Hill Books, Chicago Review Press | Sep 01, 2012
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Lawrence Hill Books | 2011
Almighty Black P Stone NationNatalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams
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Almighty Black P Stone Nation
Natalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams | Chicago Review Press, Incorporated | 2011
Almighty Black P Stone NationNatalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams
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Almighty Black P Stone Nation
Natalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams | Chicago Review Press, Incorporated | 2011
Almighty Black P Stone NationNatalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams
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Almighty Black P Stone Nation
Natalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams | Chicago Review Press, Incorporated | 2011
Almighty Black P Stone NationNatalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams
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Almighty Black P Stone Nation
Natalie Y. Moore, Lance Williams | Chicago Review Press, Incorporated | 2011