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Asian baby girls or Asian baby gangsters, commonly abbreviated as ABGs, are members of a subculture and aesthetic originating in Asian American communities. While its origin and meaning are unverified, ABG is most commonly understood to describe an Asian female connected to gang-influenced youth culture or, more loosely, one who presents a Westernized cosmetic and social style. ABGs were generally East Asian American or Southeast Asian American women who partook in gang activity. However, the subculture expanded to include women in college sororities who engage in rebellious behavior, such as substance abuse, and became detached from its origins in gang culture. The term was first coined in the 1980s, describing women in Asian American gangs.[1][2]: 80 While scholars Stacey Salinas and Talitha Trazo, along with writer Vicki Li, attribute the creation of the ABG subculture to Asian American women in California, writer Mai Tran describes a group of Asian American women from New York as

Asian baby girl - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Asian American subculture Asian baby girls or Asian baby gangsters ( ABGs ) are members of a subculture and aesthetic originating in Asian American communities. While its origin and meaning are unverified, ABG is most commonly understood to describe an Southeast Asian female connected to gang-influenced youth culture or, more loosely, one who presents a Westernized cosmetic and social style. ABGs were generally Southeast Asian American women who partook in gang activity. However, the subculture expanded to includ

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