Rastafarian Kareem Stuart, 28, displays his Majestic Alley Crips (MAC's) tattoo. The Crips and Bloods arrived in Belize City in the mid 1980's. Stuart has been a member for 12 years. Although Rastafarians do not believe in a life of violence, Stuart openly holds his Crip status higher than his belief in Rastafarianism. He has recently quit his job as a security guard because he makes better money selling marijuana and cocaine. (image by Joey Anchondo)
Rastafarian Kareem Stuart, 28, displays his Majestic Alley Crips (MAC's) tattoo. The Crips and Bloods arrived in Belize City in the mid 1980's. Stuart has been a member for 12 years. Although Rastafarians do not believe in a life of violence, Stuart openly holds his Crip status higher than his belief in Rastafarianism. He has recently quit his job as a security guard because he makes better money selling marijuana and cocaine.
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