Charles "Bear" Spratley, working movie Colors, Hat Gang to East Coast Crips, creating B.A.B.Y (EP79)
Episode 79 of Streets & Scholars with host Alex Alonso and guest Charles "Bear" Spratley discuss the following:
Have first kid while in Youth Authority, joining Hat Gang Crip in Watts before jumping to 89 East Coast Crips, working on the movie Colors, with T. Rodgers, Don Cheadle and Glenn Plummer, doing Hood Day, and hood parties, Grape Street Crip war, creating non-profit organization B.A.B.Y, Brothers Against Bangin' Youth.
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