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	==Introduction==
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	Many cities and times have seen active ] and gang members congregating and controlling territory, however in the 1950s and 60s the youth gangs in the ], New York, emerged with a particular notoriety.
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	==Mid twentieth-century Bronx gangs==
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	Gangs of the Bronx included
	*the Fordham Baldies
	*the Fordham Flames
	*the Golden Guineas (a predominantly ] gang)
	*the Villa Avenue Gang
	*the Bailey Gang

	==In popular culture==
	*Richard Price's novel ''The Wanderers'' and movie of the same name starring young ] and ] document early Bronx gangs.
	*'']'' depicts gang activities in the Belmont "Little Italy" section of the Bronx
	*]'s '']''

	==Trivia==

	Rumors often swept Bronx high schools in the 1950s and 1960s that "the Baldies were coming" to confront the student body, at generally docile schools such as ] and ]. Such rumors would often bring along a large police presence, and long disruptions.

	The Fordham Baldies were reputed to shave the heads, and other body parts, of those they caught.

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