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Eli Glisman, Boone Crocket, Gauge

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Wesley Minicozzi, Kyle D'Angelo, Javon Harris

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Wesley Minicozzi, Kyle D'Angelo, Javon Harris

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Wes A's family. His dad died when he was 3, his mother was abused by her former boyfriend (Nikki's father). He has 2 sister Shani (full sister) and Nikki (half sister). Pg 6-16, chapter 1. "Daddy are you going to come with us"(Pg 16).

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Eli Glisman

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Wes A -mother's ex husband was abusive and an addict.  He came home drunk and was angry and got more and more abusive. Once she gained her composure  she pulled out a knife and said " If you try that 🤬 again I will kill you

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Wes (B) doesn't have a father in his life, due to him not wanting to be there, as Wes says before chp 1. This contributes to identity as people might assume his personality based on him not having a fatherly figure, that he's made at the world for his father not wanting to be in his life.

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Wes B's father walked out of his life at a young age. On the last page of the introduction it states, "My father wasn't there because he chose not to be we're going to more their abcences in different ways." Wes not growing up without a father made a hugh impact on the rest of his life.

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Wes A
Wes's father cared very much about his family. On page 6 his dad comes to his aid after he hits Nikki. "Joy, you can't get onto him like that." Wes is taking up for him because he is three and doesn't understand everything yet. He calls him his main man. "I was his main man. He was my protector." He protects him from harm.

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Boone Crockett, Eli Glisman
The mom could have got her degree taken because of her race.

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The Cop, Caucasian. The cop probably treated Wes B differently due to race

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The Cop, Caucasian. The cop probably treated Wes B differently due to race

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Eli Glisman, Boone Crocket, Gauge.

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We are not as people see us and perceive us. People may make assumptions based on race, education, community, and family. People may say we are "Bad" because we do not live in a rich community. People may say we are rich, poor, or dangerous based on our race. Wes Moore knows this world is corrupt and people need to see this.

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Lucas Wilson, Olivia Woody, Parker Shattuck

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Lucas Wilson, Olivia Woody, Parker Shattuck

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"My father and I sat talking for another five minutes before he led me downstairs to
apologize to my sister, and my mother. With each tiny step I took with him, my whole
hand wrapped tighter around his middle finger. I tried to copy his walk, his expressions.
I was his main man. He was my protector.
That is one of only two memories I have of my father. the other was when I watched him die."
Wes A

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he is showing that different things effect people differently

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He is showing that different things effect people in different ways. Your identity is also based on how you act towards people. We are more than our steryotypes because a quick assumption is not always right.

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People just think they know who people are but what they look like.

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We are more than what we are stereotyped as. Your first assumption of someone is not always correct. You need to know someone on a deeper level than just appearance before you can judge them or make big decisions about their lives. It was wrong to assume they were bad just because of their skin color, they did not know them and it turned out that they didn't even do it. 

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We are more than what we are stereotyped as. Your first assumption of someone is not always correct. You need to know someone on a deeper level than just appearance before you can judge them or make big decisions about their lives. It was wrong to assume they were bad just because of their skin color, they did not know them and it turned out that they didn't even do it. 

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Jayda

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He´s point by showing us that what people think of us affect us way beyond what we can control. Our identity should be decided by what people think or us but what we as people try to be. We are what we want to be, not what people want us to be.

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Alex Brown, Emily Arrington, A'Dayshia Blakes

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Alex Brown, Emily Arrington, A'Dayshia Blakes

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Mary was the first in her family to ever go to college. She tried to impress her parents by getting a Bachelor's Degree. Even after she was pregnant, she pushed herself to get her degree. "I don't care! You are going to finish school and go to college."

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He shows hwo diffent poeple act in diffent ways. You can not stairyo type because yoiu dont know someosn past just because othe their chartcatist.

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He wants to highlight how people of the same up bringing can have different out comes in their life. They both lost their father when they were young but they dealt with it different ways because of the way they lost their fathers. Wes A lost his because he died from a throat condition, Wes B lost his because he was a terrible father and left them when he was young. One of them grew up to be a writer and the other ended up going to jail for life for robbing a store and killing a man. I think we are more than what people think we are because it is just like first impressions it can sometimes not be completely correct and people can get the wrong identity and think you are someone you are not.