The Homeboys also constantly harass and fight several neutral and individual inmates of Oz such as Bob Rebadow and Tobias Beecher. Though on several occasions the three groups ally for a fair three-way split of the drug trade, the fluctuating leadership of the Homeboys causes the ties to be split and re-established several times. Throughout the series, the Homeboys primarily feud with the Sicilian and also later the Latino inmates (both of whom are constantly referred to with racial epithets such as "wops" and "spics.) over the drug trade of Oz. A constant influx of prisoners, as well as internal disputes and casualties keep the Homeboys membership fluctuating Johnny Post, Junior Pierce, Supreme Allah, Moses Deyell, Omar White, Mondo Browne, Leroy Tidd, Tug Daniels, Reggie Rawls and Malcolm Coyle are some prominent dealers and soldiers of the gang. Homeboy inmates and lieutenants Kenny Wangler and Arnold "Poet" Jackson briefly lead the group but are revoked quickly as they are not as powerful or competent as the other leaders, instead fulfilling lieutenant roles. They are initially led by Jefferson Keane, shortly followed by Paul Markstrom, then led to the top of the drug-trade by Simon Adebisi and then finally reorganized under Burr Redding. The leadership and membership of the Homeboys fluctuates dramatically throughout the series, mostly due to intense internal conflict and numerous violent struggles for the drug trade with many groups in Oz. Although the group consists of several African-American inmates across all units and blocks of Oz, their leadership and main operations is shown throughout the series as being based in Emerald City. Many of the black inmates come from similar socio-economic backgrounds, violent criminal histories, and as victims of racial prejudice they are thus often allied on the basis of a shared background and skin color.
As many of them come from impoverished and violent inner-city neighborhoods, the Homeboys are one of the most violent gangs in Oz. The Homeboys of Oz are a large organized gang of black inmates brought together by the drug-trade. 3 Characters murdered in Oz by The Homeboys.
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