Of a group of women interviewed in prison for a new study, almost all of them were involved in violence, including gang fights, and regarded “traditional” female fighting techniques such as hair-pulling or scratching, with contempt.
Girls in Scotland are using weapons and can be as violent and territorial as their male counterparts, groundbreaking new research has revealed.
Of a group of women interviewed in prison for a new study, almost all of them were involved in violence, including gang fights, and regarded “traditional” female fighting techniques such as hair-pulling or scratching, with contempt.