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The Hate U Give Summary - All Chapters & Characters

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The Hate U Give Summary - All Chapters & Characters

Rahel Räbiger

@rahel2022

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The Hate U Give Zusammenfassung: A powerful exploration of racism, police brutality, and finding one's voice

Starr Carter, a 16-year-old Black girl, witnesses her unarmed friend Khalil shot by a police officer
She navigates two worlds: her predominantly Black neighborhood and her mostly white private school
Starr struggles with speaking out about the incident while facing pressure from all sides
The novel follows her journey to find her voice and fight for justice, highlighting systemic racism and community activism

27.2.2021

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#1 New York Times Bestseller
ANGIE THOMAS
Non-Violent Social Change
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CORETTA SCO11 KING AWARD
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HATE
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"Absolutely riveting!"
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Page 2: Author Biography and Inspiration

Angie Thomas, born in 1988 in Jackson, Mississippi, drew from personal experiences to create "The Hate U Give". Her childhood exposure to violence and subsequent introduction to literature shaped her writing journey.

Quote: "They are put on trial sometimes, for their own death." - Angie Thomas, referring to how victims of police violence are often portrayed

The novel's title and themes were inspired by Tupac Shakur's definition of THUG LIFE: "The Hate U Give Little Infants Fucks Everybody."

Definition: THUG LIFE, as defined by Tupac, suggests that the negativity society shows to young people will eventually impact everyone.

Thomas began writing the book in response to the 2009 shooting of Oscar Grant, eventually expanding it into a full novel to address ongoing issues of racial injustice and representation in literature.

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Page 3: Plot Summary

"The Hate U Give Zusammenfassung alle Kapitel" centers on Starr Carter, a young Black girl who witnesses her friend Khalil's fatal shooting by a police officer. The story explores themes of police brutality, racial identity, and the power of speaking out against injustice.

Vocabulary: Code-switching - The practice of alternating between different languages or dialects in conversation, which Starr employs between her neighborhood and school environments.

Key elements of the plot include:

Starr's dual life between her predominantly Black neighborhood and mostly white private school
Her struggle to find her voice and speak up for Khalil
Relationships with family, friends, and her white boyfriend Chris
Encounters with activism through the "Justice for Us" organization

Highlight: Starr refers to the officer who shot Khalil only by his badge number, "One-Fifteen," as a way of dehumanizing him in response to his actions.

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Page 4: Character Development

The novel focuses primarily on Starr's character development rather than a traditional plot progression. Her growth is central to the story's impact and themes.

Example: Starr's journey from fear and silence to courage and outspokenness illustrates the novel's message about the importance of using one's voice to fight injustice.

Key aspects of Starr's development include:

Overcoming fear to speak out about Khalil's shooting
Navigating her identity between two different worlds
Strengthening relationships with family and allies
Confronting racism and microaggressions from peers
Finding her voice as an activist and advocate for justice

The novel also explores the evolution of Starr's relationships, particularly with her family, friends, and boyfriend Chris, as she grapples with the aftermath of the shooting and her role in seeking justice.

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Page 1: Book Cover and Accolades

"The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas is prominently displayed as a #1 New York Times Bestseller. The cover features praise from acclaimed authors Jason Reynolds and John Green, emphasizing the novel's impact and literary merit.

Highlight: The book has received multiple prestigious awards, including the Coretta Scott King Award Honor and the William C. Morris Award.

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The hate u give

The Hate U Give Summary - All Chapters & Characters

Rahel Räbiger

@rahel2022

1.616 Follower

The Hate U Give Zusammenfassung: A powerful exploration of racism, police brutality, and finding one's voice

Starr Carter, a 16-year-old Black girl, witnesses her unarmed friend Khalil shot by a police officer
She navigates two worlds: her predominantly Black neighborhood and her mostly white private school
Starr struggles with speaking out about the incident while facing pressure from all sides
The novel follows her journey to find her voice and fight for justice, highlighting systemic racism and community activism

27.2.2021

16593

11/9

Englisch

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Page 2: Author Biography and Inspiration

Quote: "They are put on trial sometimes, for their own death." - Angie Thomas, referring to how victims of police violence are often portrayed

The novel's title and themes were inspired by Tupac Shakur's definition of THUG LIFE: "The Hate U Give Little Infants Fucks Everybody."

Definition: THUG LIFE, as defined by Tupac, suggests that the negativity society shows to young people will eventually impact everyone.

Page 3: Plot Summary

Vocabulary: Code-switching - The practice of alternating between different languages or dialects in conversation, which Starr employs between her neighborhood and school environments.

Key elements of the plot include:

Starr's dual life between her predominantly Black neighborhood and mostly white private school
Her struggle to find her voice and speak up for Khalil
Relationships with family, friends, and her white boyfriend Chris
Encounters with activism through the "Justice for Us" organization

Highlight: Starr refers to the officer who shot Khalil only by his badge number, "One-Fifteen," as a way of dehumanizing him in response to his actions.

Page 4: Character Development

The novel focuses primarily on Starr's character development rather than a traditional plot progression. Her growth is central to the story's impact and themes.

Example: Starr's journey from fear and silence to courage and outspokenness illustrates the novel's message about the importance of using one's voice to fight injustice.

Key aspects of Starr's development include: