Australia: Africa gang problems continue.

(Melbourne) Australia is currently having a debate about gang violence. Specifically, it is debating whether it is appropriate to call groups of young  men - who are predominantly from African backgrounds-  a “gang” and, if so named, what should be done about it. The debate is down to an increase in large-scale violent offences committed by young people of African appearance, most of whom have been linked to Melbourne’s Sudanese migrant community.

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.@VictoriaPolice's chief says a group of dangerous offenders is again roaming the streets after being allowed out of prison. #7News pic.twitter.com/y3vFopanag

— 7 News Melbourne (@7NewsMelbourne) February 27, 2018

However, whilst the political elites wax lyrical about the semantics of  calling a gang a gang and about the racist connotations of pointing the finger at Somali males, the people who have to live in these areas frequented by these non-persons have to suffer. Isn’t political correctness great?