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Making Gingerbread Men with a Reformed Gang Member

Making Gingerbread Men with a Reformed Gang Member

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Before he worked at the bakery of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, Gordy Abriel was in a gang and did hard time for his bad behavior. But now this graduate of Homeboy-s rehabilitation and re-entry program is here to show us how to make the cutest and yummiest gingerbread cookies we-ve ever seen. It-s okay, we-re not crying either. Blacksnyder: I always thought gingerbread was supposed to have ginger in it. --Anyway, it's great hearing about prisoners being reformed, you forget sometimes that that's the other goal of prisons, not just to punish.
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 8


I don't know why but this video made me cry. My cousin was an excellent artist, drawing and sketching anything you put in front of him, line by line so easily. He's been incarcerated since 2007. I know how hard it will be for him when he's out. The point is, I hate seeing so many beautiful, talented men and women who make a mistake, to be casted by this society as undesirables by many. I love the concept of the Homeboy foundation, it's really dope. I hope I can bring something like this to the South. Keep up the good work to anyone who has made a life change to bring positivity in the world. To homeboy in video, you're inspiring. Stay dope.
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Nice job Homez! --I was in and out of prison when I was younger too. I am doing good now, I finished college and got an okay job. --When I was in there I met so many talented people and good hearted people you are a perfect example of one too. --Some people make wrong choices not because they have bad intent, but because the environment around them didn't show them different. --I'm glad your past is behind you and you are on to good things now. Good stuff brotha.
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No Molasses? oh well, it is what it is! -U know, i am very grateful to see programs like this for these guys who have better hearts than being stuck in bad situations for the rest of their lives! -Sadly, it took me almost dying and permanent disability but life is better now since i straightened out. If i could do it, anybody can. I justwish icould have had the willpower to do it on my own before it got the best of me BUT i didnt die so i got that.
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Hmm good to see Lil homie using baking soda for the right reasons making the edible cookie not the white flat smokeable one! Only some people will know what I'm joking about so don't worry if some yall don't get it. All jokes aside though makes me warm in the heart to see a real one reform his life and get out of the street hustle to be doing a legit hustle keeping straight you do you brother good things ahead only from here on out.
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All you guys are talking about the prison system and no one is talking about the fact he could have used a pastry arm instead of the mixing attachment he used. Could that have helped with the dense dough? Anyone got thoughts on that?
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Love this so much, he's turning out his life for the better and maybe even inspiring other kids or young adults to get out of shit like gangs and other bad influences. Much respect
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It's all ways good to see that people can make a positive change in their life's, and that there are people, and organizations that are more than willing to help them do that.
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This guy/video > Chef's night out. All they do is eat and get drunk, go down the street, eat and get drunk then they go back to their own restaurant and eat and get drunk.
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