"Blood War" is a term often used to describe the intense conflict between the Bloods and the Crips, two prominent street gangs in the United States. This rivalry began in the late 1960s in Los Angeles and has since spread to various cities across the country. The conflict is characterized by violent confrontations, territorial disputes, and a struggle for control over drug trafficking and other illegal activities. The Bloods are known for their red colors and distinctive hand signs, while the Crips are associated with blue. The animosity between these gangs has led to numerous deaths and injuries, impacting communities and law enforcement efforts. Efforts to reduce gang violence have included community programs and law enforcement initiatives aimed at promoting peace and reducing crime.