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How do the students learn to trust one another? How does reading and writing initiate this change?

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The film shows a number of forms of self-expression, for example diaries; discussions and rap lyrics. In addition we see interactions between Gruwell, her students, colleagues and family.

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In the film, we often hear what the characters think by the use of voice-over.

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The students in Freedom Writers learn about the Holocaust.

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At the beginning of the film, most of the students hate any of their classmates who are of a different race. However, they are quite ignorant about their backgrounds. For example, one of the Cambodian girls was once in a refugee camp. It may be that other students in her group didn’t know where she was from or the kind of journey that she and her family would have made to come to the US, or the reasons behind this kind of decision to leave Cambodia in the first place.

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From the very biginning questionings  like " How does teacher should look like?" , " Are students from a reformed school worth the pain  of receiving education?" "Was integration a lie?"  Were show. But This teacher knew what she had to do and went through personal problems because of her efforts in trying to help her students.

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Why do they start? What happens in LA in 1992? Do they change or fix something?
In this film Eva (character)confesses she hates white people because the saw white policemen beating her father for no reason.

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LA 92 - Official Film Trailer | National Geographic