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Four Corner Hustlers 

Chicago inner city street gang founded in the 1970's. Four Corner Hustlers or "Fours" are a faction of the Vice Lord's (a larger and older Chicago based street gang), and are part of the "Peoples Nation". The gang's name is supposed to identify them as being hustlers of four corners of the earth. Their insignia consists of the number four, the letter C and the letter H. Another one of the gangs symbol is a cane and top hat.
Four Corner Hustlers are involved in various street crimes from drug dealing, gun running to murder.
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four corner hustler 

A person whose immediate parents ancestral roots when combined together have traces of European (white), Asian, Latin American (Hispanic), and African (black) roots. Thus representing all four corners of the world.
Jake: Yo, check out that smokin hot beauty over there...I think she's half- Asian and Cuban.
Greg: Who?!? Oh, you mean Nikki? No man, her Dad's half Jamaican and White while her Mom is half Brazilian and Japanese. She's a straight up four corner hustler man! She's got all parts of the globe in her.
Jake: Whoa! Really?!? Well I hope she takes me into her world tonight!!!
Greg: Yo, that's straight up dope.
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