http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/0612/p06s01-woam.html
Rebecca Cook Dube
"Strong mentors and issues that hit close to home may have had role in Canada plot. Grievances take root in a culture where boys and young men are primed for violence by years of social conditioning, says a criminologist at Michigan State University who has studied urban violence in Detroit for decades. He says that he sees more similarities than differences in the angry young African-American men who join gangs and the angry young Muslim men who join the jihad movement."
