Graphing the images in this way displays how the images were sorted across all participants, with images having high affinities with each other appearing clustered together on the graph. Crowd identity types were defined by two researchers who independently evaluated the graphed data to define clusters. Resulting definitions of clusters were compared and discussed until consensus was reached. In cases where consensus was not reached by both researchers on an image, the case was considered too ambiguous for categorization and not used in the primary study. Three crowds within the Black youth social environment emerged from the data. These groups were labeled based on the interview participants’ descriptions as “hip hop,” “preppy,” and “mainstream.”