The 12^th and Oxford gang is a North Philadelphia ghetto street gang, that decided crime didn’t pay well enough and became a company that made films depicting urban life, and bought and revitalized inner-city property. Their film “The Jungle” is a gritty portrayal of life in street gang dominated urban ghettos.  The article starts by talking about the film’s screening in the San Francisco Bay area and explores the complete cultural disconnect between affluent white and urban ghetto cultures.  By E. Fuld