black surenos

do the black surenos still get respect from the blacks in prison

WELL.....SOMEBODY PLEASE RESPOND!

If you are black and from a SUR affiliated barrio, you are on your own while you do your time.  You aren't dealing with the most educated bunch behind walls so little consideration is given to alliances with Afro-Cuban, Brazilian Mestizo or even the indigenous darker skinned Mexican's.  The Eme's strict racial policy along with the propensity to break many of its cardinal rules "politicking being one," limits its effectiveness.  The internet and the mythical status sold by former gang researchers making a living selling books to law enforcement agencies across the country gives the impression that the Mafia has more power than it really does.  For instance whenever an articles appears in the press about the Mafia and the cartels, the impression is always that the Eme representative exerts control over the cartel business.  This is far from the truth but nonetheless it sells books and affirms the myth that supports the funds put into Mafia related investigations.

Ty wrote:The internet and the mythical status sold by former gang researchers making a living selling books to law enforcement agencies across the country gives the impression that the Mafia has more power than it really does. 

Exactly. I've been saying the same thing for years... the bigger the hype, the bigger the "fear" and the greater the influence and financial gain for the chosen.

yak.yak wrote:do the black surenos still get respect from the blacks in prison

When it comes down to my culture against others, i expect ALL like me to fall in line... and go hard if it come to it. I don't condone segregation, racism, ignorance, or politics, but when it comes down to mine against yours, under ANY meaning, i don't respect second thoughts, lack of courage, or weakness in ANY man towards doing what needs to be done to the so-called enemy at hand. I don't fault any "black sureno" for where he comes from or what he's been through to get to where he stands, so long as he completely understands that he's a BROTHA before he's a south sider, all is well.

a black sureno no matter what will always have split loyalties., one side mex, one side black bloodline, that is the unequivocal truth., it's like us mexicans in the u.s. born and raised, to the white man, we 're american citizens, but we're always gonna be mexicans., same thing with blacksikans, they're always gonna be a question mark(?) so they'll never gonna be fully accepted in any inner circle., family wise yeah they're ok, but business wise, nah, cant trust nothing outside the raza., thats just the way it is!

True.

The funniest thing. In CYA there was a blacc ese named Shady from the Santa Maria area. Maaaaaaaaaan this nigga was darker than me but was high power for like 3 years lol. Big dissin Bs, Cs, and blaccs, C_B_N_. He was the joke of Ventura Youth Correctional Facility and will go down in history lol.  He eventually got tired of the YA games, got shipped up north to Chad and started a whole new life. General pop and all lol

On topic, I expect ANY blacc ese to KNOW that he is a blacc man before he is a sureno and vice versa with the hispanics from blacc gangs

calixprynce wrote:

On topic, I expect ANY blacc ese to KNOW that he is a blacc man before he is a sureno and vice versa with the hispanics from blacc gangs

a lot is talked about black surenos, but what about mexican bloods or chicano cuzz' ., what about them? how are they viewed inside the black ranks?

wolfman wrote:a lot is talked about black surenos, but what about mexican bloods or chicano cuzz' ., what about them? how are they viewed inside the black ranks?

They're viewed just like any other black dude from the set is.

Black Surenos program with SS'ers in jail.