The Hate U Give 2017

Summary:

• The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas is a young adult novel about a sixteen-year-old girl named Starr Carter who lives in a poor, mostly black neighborhood but attends a mostly white private school. Starr is caught between two worlds and struggles to find her place in both. Her life is turned upside down when she witnesses the fatal shooting of her childhood best friend, Khalil, by a white police officer. The novel follows Starr as she navigates the aftermath of the shooting, dealing with the media, her family, her friends, and her community.

  Starr is forced to confront the racism and injustice in her community, as well as the prejudice and ignorance of her peers at school. She is also forced to confront her own identity and the role she plays in her community. As the story progresses, Starr finds her voice and learns to stand up for what she believes in. She also learns to embrace her identity and to use her voice to speak out against injustice.

  The novel is a powerful story about racism, injustice, and identity. It is an important story for young adults to read, as it provides an honest and realistic look at the struggles faced by many young people of color. It is also a story of hope and resilience, as Starr learns to use her voice to fight for what is right. The Hate U Give is an important and timely novel that will leave readers with a greater understanding of the issues faced by people of color in America today.

Main ideas:

• #1.     Police brutality: Starr witnesses the police shooting of her childhood friend, Khalil, and is forced to confront the reality of police brutality in her community.
  
  

  Starr had grown up with Khalil, and they had been friends since they were children. She had never expected to witness such a tragedy. As she watched the police officer shoot Khalil, she felt a wave of shock and disbelief wash over her. She had never imagined that something like this could happen in her own community.

  The reality of police brutality in her community was now undeniable. Starr had heard stories of police brutality before, but seeing it firsthand was a completely different experience. She felt a deep sense of anger and injustice, and she knew that she had to do something to make sure that Khalils death was not in vain.

  Starr was determined to fight for justice and to make sure that Khalils death was not forgotten. She was determined to make sure that the police officers responsible for his death were held accountable for their actions. She was determined to make sure that no one else had to experience the same tragedy that she had witnessed.

• #2.     Systemic racism: Starr is forced to confront the systemic racism that exists in her community and the wider world, and how it affects her and those around her.
  
  

  Starr is forced to confront the systemic racism that exists in her community and the wider world. She sees how it affects her and those around her, from the way her white peers are treated differently in school to the way her black friends are targeted by police. She realizes that racism is not just an individual problem, but a systemic one that is deeply embedded in the structures of society. She sees how it affects her family, her friends, and her community, and how it has been used to oppress and marginalize people of color for centuries. She also sees how it has been used to maintain power and privilege for those in positions of authority. Starr is determined to fight against this systemic racism and to use her voice to speak out against injustice.

  Starr is determined to use her voice to speak out against the systemic racism she sees in her community and the wider world. She joins protests and rallies, speaks out in her school and community, and uses her platform to spread awareness about the injustices faced by people of color. She also works to educate her peers and family about the history of racism and its effects on society. Through her activism, Starr hopes to create a more equitable and just world for everyone.

• #3.     Activism: Starr is inspired to become an activist and use her voice to speak out against injustice and fight for change.
  
  

  Starrs journey to becoming an activist begins when she witnesses the death of her childhood friend, Khalil, at the hands of a police officer. This event sparks a fire in her to use her voice to speak out against injustice and fight for change. She begins to attend protests and rallies, and speaks out against police brutality and systemic racism. She also uses her platform as a student to educate her peers on the issues and to encourage them to take action. She even starts a petition to get her school to implement a Black History Month curriculum. Starrs activism is a powerful example of how one person can make a difference and create real change.

  Starrs activism is not without its challenges. She faces criticism from her peers and even her own family, who worry that her activism will put her in danger. Despite the risks, Starr continues to fight for what she believes in. She uses her voice to speak out against injustice and to demand change. Her courage and determination are an inspiration to us all, and a reminder that we all have the power to make a difference.

• #4.     Identity: Starr struggles to reconcile her two identities, as a black girl from a poor neighborhood and a student at a predominantly white private school.
  
  

  Starr is a young black girl from a poor neighborhood who is attending a predominantly white private school. She is constantly struggling to reconcile her two identities, as she is constantly reminded of the differences between her two worlds. At school, she is surrounded by people who are different from her in terms of race, class, and culture. She is often made to feel like an outsider, and she is constantly aware of the fact that she is different from her peers. At home, she is surrounded by people who understand her and her culture, but she is also aware of the fact that she is privileged to have the opportunity to attend a private school. This creates a tension between her two identities, as she is constantly trying to find a balance between the two. She is constantly questioning her place in both worlds, and she is struggling to find a way to reconcile her two identities.

  Starrs struggle to reconcile her two identities is a common experience for many people who come from different backgrounds. It can be difficult to navigate two different worlds, and it can be hard to find a sense of belonging in both. Starrs story is a reminder that it is possible to find a balance between two different identities, and that it is important to embrace both sides of ourselves. It is a story of resilience and strength, and it is a reminder that we can all find a way to reconcile our different identities and find a sense of belonging in both worlds.

• #5.     Family: Starr's family is a source of strength and support for her, and she learns to rely on them in times of crisis.
  
  

  Starr Carters family is a source of strength and support for her, especially in times of crisis. Starrs parents, Lisa and Maverick, have always been there for her, providing her with love, guidance, and protection. They have taught her to be strong and to stand up for what she believes in, even when its difficult. Starrs older brother, Seven, is also a source of strength and support for her. He is always there to listen to her and provide her with advice. He is also a source of comfort and security for Starr, and she knows that she can always count on him. Starrs extended family, including her uncles, aunts, and cousins, are also a source of support for her. They provide her with a sense of community and belonging, and she knows that she can always turn to them for help and advice. The Starrs family is a source of strength and comfort for Starr, and she knows that she can always rely on them in times of crisis.

• #6.     Friendship: Starr's friendships are tested as she navigates the different worlds she inhabits, and she learns the importance of true friendship.
  
  

  Starrs friendships are put to the test as she moves between the two worlds she inhabits: the poor, predominantly black neighborhood of Garden Heights, and the wealthy, mostly white prep school she attends. In Garden Heights, Starr is surrounded by her childhood friends, who she has known since she was a young girl. They are loyal and protective of her, and she is fiercely loyal to them in return. At school, Starr is often the only black student in her classes, and she struggles to fit in with her classmates. She is often torn between her two worlds, and she learns that true friendship is not based on where you come from or what you look like, but on the strength of the bond between two people. Starrs friendships are tested as she learns to navigate the different worlds she inhabits, and she discovers the true meaning of friendship.

• #7.     Grief: Starr struggles to come to terms with the death of her friend, Khalil, and the grief she feels for him.
  
  

  Starr is overwhelmed with grief after the death of her friend, Khalil. She struggles to come to terms with the fact that he is gone, and the pain of his loss is almost too much to bear. She finds herself unable to focus on anything else, and her thoughts are constantly consumed by memories of Khalil. She is filled with guilt for not being able to save him, and she is angry at the injustice of his death. She is also filled with sadness, as she realizes that she will never get to see him again. As she grapples with her grief, Starr finds solace in her family and friends, who provide her with the support she needs to get through this difficult time.

  Starrs grief is further complicated by the fact that she is also dealing with the aftermath of Khalils death. She is forced to confront the racism and injustice that led to his death, and she is determined to fight for justice for him. She is also struggling to cope with the media attention and public scrutiny that comes with being a witness to a police shooting. As she navigates her grief and the aftermath of Khalils death, Starr finds strength in her community and in her own resilience.

  Starrs grief is a powerful reminder of the impact of violence and injustice on individuals and communities. It is a reminder that grief is a complex emotion, and that it can take many forms. As Starr struggles to come to terms with her grief, she is also a reminder of the importance of resilience and the power of community in the face of tragedy.

• #8.     Trauma: Starr is traumatized by the events she witnesses and experiences, and must learn to cope with the trauma.
  
  

  Starr is deeply traumatized by the events she witnesses and experiences in The Hate U Give. After witnessing her childhood friend, Khalil, get shot and killed by a police officer, Starr is left with a deep sense of grief and guilt. She struggles to cope with the trauma of the event, and the trauma of seeing her community suffer from police brutality and systemic racism. She is also traumatized by the death threats she receives from the police officers family, and the fear of being targeted by the police. As Starr navigates her way through her trauma, she learns to cope with her emotions and find strength in her community. She learns to speak out against injustice and stand up for what is right. Through her journey, Starr discovers the power of her voice and the importance of standing up for what she believes in.

  Starrs trauma is further compounded by the fact that she is a young black woman living in a society that is often hostile to her. She is constantly reminded of the racism and injustice that she and her community face, and she must learn to cope with the trauma of living in a world that is often hostile to her. Starrs journey of healing is a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience of the human spirit. Through her story, Starr shows us that it is possible to overcome trauma and find strength in the face of adversity.

• #9.     Justice: Starr is determined to seek justice for Khalil and fight for the rights of her community.
  
  

  Justice is a central theme in Angie Thomas novel The Hate U Give. Starr is determined to seek justice for her friend Khalil, who was unjustly killed by a police officer. She is also determined to fight for the rights of her community, which has been oppressed and marginalized for far too long. Starrs journey to seek justice is a powerful example of how one person can make a difference in the world. She stands up for what she believes in and is willing to risk her own safety to make sure that justice is served. Through her actions, Starr shows that it is possible to make a difference and that justice can be achieved.

  Starrs journey to seek justice is a reminder that everyone has the power to make a difference. She is a symbol of hope and resilience, and her story is an inspiring example of how one person can stand up for what is right. Starrs courage and determination to seek justice for Khalil and her community is a powerful reminder that justice can be achieved, no matter how difficult the odds may seem.

• #10.     Power: Starr learns the power of her voice and how it can be used to effect change.
  
  

  In Angie Thomass novel The Hate U Give, Starr learns the power of her voice and how it can be used to effect change. After witnessing the death of her childhood friend Khalil at the hands of a police officer, Starr is thrust into the spotlight as the only witness to the tragedy. She is faced with the difficult decision of whether to speak out about what she saw or remain silent. Despite the fear and pressure from those around her, Starr eventually finds the courage to speak out and use her voice to bring attention to the injustice of Khalils death. Through her activism, Starr learns that her voice can be a powerful tool for creating change. She discovers that her words can be used to bring attention to the issue of police brutality and to fight for justice for her friend. Starrs story is a powerful reminder of the importance of using our voices to speak out against injustice and to fight for what is right.

  Starrs journey of self-discovery and empowerment is an inspiring example of how one person can make a difference. She learns that her voice is a powerful tool for creating change and that it can be used to bring attention to important issues. Starrs story shows us that even in the face of adversity, we can use our voices to stand up for what is right and to fight for justice. Through her courage and determination, Starr is able to make a difference and bring attention to the issue of police brutality. Her story is a reminder that our voices can be used to create positive change in the world.

• #11.     Courage: Starr must summon the courage to speak out against injustice and stand up for what she believes in.
  
  

  In Angie Thomass novel The Hate U Give, Starr must summon the courage to speak out against injustice and stand up for what she believes in. Starr is a young African American girl living in a predominantly black neighborhood, but attending a predominantly white school. She is constantly navigating two different worlds, and when her childhood friend is killed by a police officer, Starr is faced with a difficult decision. Does she stay silent and protect herself, or does she speak out and risk her own safety?

  Starr must find the courage to speak out against the injustice she has witnessed. She must find the strength to stand up for what she believes in, even if it means putting herself in danger. Starr must find the courage to speak out against the systemic racism that has caused her friends death, and to fight for justice. She must find the courage to stand up for her beliefs, even if it means going against the status quo. Starr must find the courage to speak out and be a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves.

  Starrs courage is an inspiration to us all. Her bravery in the face of adversity is a reminder that we all have the power to make a difference. We can all find the courage to speak out against injustice and stand up for what we believe in. We can all be a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. We can all be a force for change.

• #12.     Fear: Starr is afraid of the consequences of speaking out, but she must overcome her fear in order to make a difference.
  
  

  Starr is faced with a difficult decision. She has witnessed a police officer shoot her unarmed friend, Khalil, and now she must decide whether or not to speak out about what she saw. Starr is afraid of the consequences of speaking out. She worries that her family and friends will be in danger if she speaks out, and that the police officer will retaliate against her. She is also afraid of the public backlash she may face if she speaks out. Despite her fear, Starr knows that she must overcome her fear in order to make a difference. She must find the courage to speak out and tell the truth about what happened, even if it means putting herself in danger. Starr must find the strength to stand up for what is right, even if it means facing her fears.

  Starrs journey is a powerful reminder that fear should not stop us from doing what is right. We must find the courage to speak out and stand up for what we believe in, even if it means facing our fears. We must be brave enough to take a stand and make a difference, even if it means putting ourselves in danger. Starrs story shows us that we can overcome our fears and make a difference in the world, if we are brave enough to take a stand.

• #13.     Racism: Starr is confronted with racism in her community and in the wider world, and must learn to confront it.
  
  

  Starr is confronted with racism in her community in many ways. She experiences it in the form of microaggressions, such as people assuming she is not as intelligent as her white peers, or making assumptions about her based on her race. She also experiences it in the form of overt racism, such as when she is pulled over by a police officer and treated differently than her white friends.

  Starr must also confront racism in the wider world. She sees it in the media, in the way people of color are portrayed and in the way they are treated. She also sees it in the way people talk about race and racism, and in the way people of color are treated in the justice system.

  Starr must learn to confront racism in her community and in the wider world. She must learn to speak up when she sees racism, and to stand up for herself and for others. She must also learn to recognize her own privilege and to use it to help those who are less privileged. By doing this, she can help to create a more just and equitable world.

• #14.     Prejudice: Starr is confronted with prejudice in her community and in the wider world, and must learn to confront it.
  
  

  Starr is confronted with prejudice in her community and in the wider world, and must learn to confront it. Growing up in a predominantly black neighborhood, Starr is used to the racism and discrimination that exists in her community. She is aware of the double standards that exist between her and her white peers, and the unfairness of the criminal justice system. However, when she is thrust into the spotlight after witnessing the death of her friend at the hands of a police officer, she is forced to confront the prejudice that exists in the wider world. She must learn to stand up for herself and her community, and to speak out against the injustice she sees. As she navigates the complexities of her newfound fame, Starr must learn to use her voice to fight for what is right and to challenge the prejudice she encounters.

  Starrs journey is a powerful reminder of the importance of standing up for what is right, even in the face of adversity. She learns that it is possible to challenge the status quo and to make a difference in the world. Through her experiences, Starr discovers the power of her voice and the importance of speaking out against injustice. She learns that it is possible to make a difference, even in the face of overwhelming odds. In the end, Starrs story is a testament to the power of standing up for what is right, and to the importance of challenging prejudice and discrimination.

• #15.     Solidarity: Starr learns the importance of solidarity and how it can be used to fight injustice.
  
  

  In The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, Starr learns the importance of solidarity and how it can be used to fight injustice. After witnessing the death of her childhood friend, Khalil, at the hands of a police officer, Starr is determined to seek justice for him. She is initially overwhelmed by the magnitude of the situation and feels powerless to make a difference. However, Starr soon realizes that she is not alone in her fight. Through the support of her family, friends, and community, Starr learns the power of solidarity. She discovers that by uniting with others, she can amplify her voice and make a greater impact.

  Starr also learns that solidarity is not just about standing together in times of crisis, but also about standing up for what is right. She sees how her community comes together to protest Khalil’s death and demand justice. She also sees how her peers are willing to put their own safety at risk to stand up for what is right. Through these examples, Starr learns that solidarity is a powerful tool for fighting injustice.

  Ultimately, Starr’s experience with solidarity teaches her that she is not alone in her fight for justice. She learns that by uniting with others, she can make a greater impact and create real change. This is an important lesson that Starr takes with her as she continues to fight for justice and equality.

• #16.     Hope: Starr finds hope in the face of adversity and learns to believe in a better future.
  
  

  Starr finds hope in the face of adversity when she realizes that she can use her voice to make a difference. She learns to believe in a better future, even when it seems impossible. She finds strength in her community and in her family, and she is determined to fight for justice. Starrs hope is a beacon of light in a dark world, and it gives her the courage to stand up for what she believes in. She knows that her voice can make a difference, and she is determined to use it to create a better future for herself and for those around her.

  Starrs hope is a powerful force that drives her to keep fighting, even when the odds are stacked against her. She knows that her voice can be a powerful tool for change, and she is determined to use it to create a better world. Starrs hope is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is still a chance for a brighter future. Her courage and determination to fight for justice is an inspiration to us all, and it serves as a reminder that we can all make a difference if we just believe in ourselves.

• #17.     Perseverance: Starr must persevere in the face of adversity and never give up on her fight for justice.
  
  

  Perseverance is an important theme in Angie Thomass novel The Hate U Give. Starr, the protagonist, is faced with a difficult situation when her friend is killed by a police officer. Starr is determined to fight for justice and never give up, no matter how hard it gets. She is determined to make sure her friends death is not in vain and that the truth is revealed. Despite the obstacles she faces, Starr perseveres and never gives up. She stands up for what she believes in and is willing to take risks to make sure her voice is heard. Starrs perseverance is an inspiring example of how one person can make a difference in the world.

  Starrs perseverance is also a reminder that no matter how difficult the situation, it is important to never give up. She is willing to face the consequences of her actions and stand up for what she believes in. Starrs courage and determination to fight for justice is an example of how one person can make a difference in the world. Her perseverance is an inspiring reminder that no matter how hard the situation, it is important to never give up and keep fighting for what is right.

  Starrs perseverance is an important lesson for readers of The Hate U Give. It is a reminder that no matter how difficult the situation, it is important to never give up and keep fighting for what is right. Starrs courage and determination to fight for justice is an inspiring example of how one person can make a difference in the world. Her perseverance is a reminder that no matter how hard the situation, it is important to never give up and keep fighting for what is right.

• #18.     Education: Starr learns the importance of education and how it can be used to empower her and her community.
  
  

  In The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, Starr learns the importance of education and how it can be used to empower her and her community. Starr is a young African American girl who lives in a poor neighborhood and attends a predominantly white private school. She is constantly reminded of the disparities between her two worlds, and she is determined to use her education to bridge the gap. She realizes that education is a powerful tool that can be used to create positive change in her community. She sees how her education can help her to understand the issues her community faces and to find solutions to them. She also understands that education can help her to become a leader and to inspire others to make a difference. Starr is determined to use her education to make a difference in her community and to empower those around her.

  Starrs journey of self-discovery and her commitment to using her education to make a difference in her community is inspiring. She is determined to use her education to create positive change and to empower her community. She is an example of how education can be used to create a better future for everyone. Starrs story shows that education is a powerful tool that can be used to create positive change and to empower individuals and communities.

• #19.     Self-discovery: Starr embarks on a journey of self-discovery as she navigates her two worlds and learns to stand up for what she believes in.
  
  

  Starrs journey of self-discovery begins when she is forced to confront the harsh realities of her two worlds. She is a black girl living in a predominantly white neighborhood, and she is constantly reminded of the differences between her two worlds. She is also forced to confront the racism and injustice that exists in both worlds. As she navigates her two worlds, Starr begins to understand the power of her voice and the importance of standing up for what she believes in. She learns to be unapologetically herself and to speak out against injustice. Through her journey of self-discovery, Starr discovers her strength and courage and learns to use her voice to fight for what is right.

  Starrs journey of self-discovery is a powerful reminder of the importance of standing up for what you believe in. She learns to be unafraid of speaking her truth and to use her voice to fight for justice. She also learns to be proud of her identity and to embrace her differences. Through her journey of self-discovery, Starr discovers her strength and courage and learns to use her voice to fight for what is right.

  Starrs journey of self-discovery is an inspiring story of courage and resilience. She learns to be unafraid of speaking her truth and to use her voice to fight for justice. She also learns to be proud of her identity and to embrace her differences. Through her journey of self-discovery, Starr discovers her strength and courage and learns to use her voice to fight for what is right.

• #20.     Change: Starr learns that change is possible and that one person can make a difference.
  
  

  In the book The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, Starr learns that change is possible and that one person can make a difference. Through her experiences, Starr discovers that her voice is powerful and that she can use it to create positive change. She learns that even though it may be difficult, it is possible to stand up for what is right and to fight for justice. Starr also discovers that her actions can have a ripple effect, inspiring others to take action and make a difference. She realizes that even though she may not be able to change the world, she can still make a difference in her own community. By speaking out and taking action, Starr shows that one person can make a difference and that change is possible.