Be sure to address and FULLY explain the following: 1) In the opening scene of

Be sure to address and FULLY explain the following:
1) In the opening scene of film, The Hate U Give, Starr reflects, “There are just some places where it’s not enough to be me. Either version of me.” In what places have you felt this same tension? In what ways is this tension particular to people from historically oppressed groups?
2) Starr is angered by the news interview featuring One-Fifteen’s father. He says his son wanted to make a difference in the Garden Heights community. Starr responds, “I wish people like them would stop thinking that people like me need saving.” Who do you sympathize with? Tell a story from your life.
3) After reading The Hate U Give, what part of the film resonated with you most? What insight will you carry with you?
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