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Why does Starr feel angry at Chris in the beginning of Chapter 23?
Why does Starr feel angry at Chris in the beginning of Chapter 23?
Starr wants to protest and riot, but Chris said that won't work.
What opinion does Starr have about cops?
What opinion does Starr have about cops?
Starr views police brutality as an issue that goes beyond individual cops, directed at a system that allows men like One-Fifteen to get away with murder.
What event inspired Angie Thomas to write this novel?
What event inspired Angie Thomas to write this novel?
Black Lives Matter protest.
Who was with Starr outside and why doesn't she want to be seen?
Who was with Starr outside and why doesn't she want to be seen?
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What did Starr fear in front of Chris and how did Chris solve this problem?
What did Starr fear in front of Chris and how did Chris solve this problem?
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What did Ms. Ofrah say to Starr?
What did Ms. Ofrah say to Starr?
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Study Notes
Chapter 22-26 Key Events and Themes
- Starr feels anger towards Chris due to their differing views on protests; she believes activism is necessary while he holds a more passive view.
- Starr's frustration stems from a deep sense of inadequacy and the belief that her efforts may be futile in the grand scope of events.
- The narrative illustrates Starr's evolving perception of police brutality as a systemic issue rather than personal, recognizing her anger is not targeted at individual officers but at a flawed system.
- The Black Lives Matter movement served as a significant inspiration for Angie Thomas in crafting this story, reflecting the real-world societal issues portrayed in the novel.
- When out with Chris, Starr feels uncomfortable being seen in public due to her association with Khalil’s death; she seeks anonymity amidst the attention Chris attracts as a white individual.
- Despite her fears of vulnerability, Chris reassures Starr of his unwavering support and willingness to navigate her world, strengthening their connection.
- Ms. Ofrah emphasizes the importance of voice and communication to Starr, encouraging her that speaking out is indeed a form of action in the fight against injustice.
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Test your understanding of Chapters 22 to 26 of 'The Hate U Give'. This quiz covers Starr's feelings towards her personal experiences and the issues of police brutality portrayed in these chapters. Prepare to explore the character dynamics and themes that arise in this part of the book.
