Memorializing bad guys
Toronto’s large hug-a-thug community, Oprahization, where total strangers get off grieving in public
By Arthur Weinreb —— Bio and Archives--November 14, 2008
Canadian News, Opinion | Comments | Back To Full Article
It’s a relatively new phenomenon; erecting a public memorial or shrine near where a person has either been killed by accident or a criminal act. These shrines usually consist of flowers, cards, stuffed animals and an assortment of other things. When a member of a gang, or as we love to call them, a “disadvantaged youth” is the subject of the memorial, gang memorabilia is often included.
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