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1. The document discusses several types of suburban youth gangs and their traits, including low self-esteem, attention-seeking behaviors, entitlement issues, and poor conflict resolution skills. 2. It also describes the straight edge movement, a philosophy centered around self-control and abstaining from drugs, alcohol, and casual sex. Straight edge youth are known for tattoos, piercings, and black attire. 3. The document identifies traits of goths, such as an interest in the occult and shock value, as well as typical clothing styles involving black colors and piercings.
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