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The Hate U Give

By: Zach Birchler

The Hate U Give

THEME : The author is trying to tell us that the book is based on true events the particular incident did not happen. she wants us to think about why the movement is so important. the point she is trying to attempt to make is racism and bravery. examples; pg.409; "A hairbrush is not a gun...I scream" ; pg.103; "Wait one...Thats all"

CONFLICT: External conflict; Starr is ashamed of her neighborhood and what it has came to; pg.441; "I was ashamed...It has come too" it's important, because she's the one who has messed up her neighborhood.         Internal conflict; Starr whether she should speak out on 115, killing Kahlil, police brutality pg.101; "Could you please...A second" it's important, because it so hard to see a friend die and then to talk about it.

Quiz

What is the name of Starr's neighborhood?

  • Reno
  • Williamson
  • Garden Heights
  • Paris

Quiz

What is Starr's father's name?

  • Maverick
  • Devante
  • Chris
  • Seven

Quiz

What does The Fresh Prince and Starr have in common?

  • Having the same amount of followers
  • Liking the same tv show
  • Same life differences
  • Code Switching

Quiz

What did the police think Kahlil's hairbrush was?

  • A rake
  • A phone
  • A gun
  • A knife

Quiz

What does Black Jesus symbolize?

  • 115
  • Peace
  • King and his boys
  • Simplicity

CHARACTER : STARR CARTER

Adjectives to discribe Starr

1. Outgoing

2. Determined

3. Brave

4. Persuasive

"One....He falls to the ground" pg.23 ; when Kahlil dies

BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT : An international activist movement basing the African-American community that campaigns anti-violence against racism.  

            Starr

Muhiyidin Moye speaking at a conference in Atlanta, GA.

One of the Black Lives Matter activists that I want to learn more about is Muhiyidin El Moye - He was born April 22, 1985 in Poughkeepsie, NY. He attended school at the University of South Carolina. He got shot and died in 2016. He was most known for crossing yellow police tape to get a confederate flag in Charleston, SC.

    MY THOUGHTS ON RACE IN AMERICA TODAY

The world is getting better but slowly. There are still a lot of people being put in danger. There are a lot of people fighting for their rights. People like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcom X made a huge difference with racism in US.

         ANGIE THOMAS RESPONSE

She got her inspiration in 2010 by the Oscar Grant case, he got shot and killed. Angie is a huge fan of 2pac.

MLK giving his famous "I Have A Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC in April of 1963.

Malcom X giving his famous "The Ballot or The Bullet" speech at Cory Methodist Church in Cleveland, OH in April of 1964. It's one of the top 10 speeches of all time.

THANK YOU!