Gang culture refers to the social practices and behaviors associated with groups of individuals who often engage in criminal activities. These groups, known as gangs, typically form around shared interests, backgrounds, or neighborhoods. Members often adopt specific symbols, colors, or styles to signify their affiliation and establish a sense of identity and belonging. Gangs can influence various aspects of life in their communities, including drug trafficking, violence, and territorial disputes. While some gangs may focus on criminal enterprises, others may engage in community activities or provide a sense of protection for their members. Understanding gang culture is essential for addressing the challenges it poses to society.