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In the story Jerome speaks about how when he was still alive he would play basketball so I Chose this song specifically because I feel as if this would be the type of song Jerome would play while playing Basketball so he can get pumped up

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I Chose this song because this song is indeed an amazing one within just 1 year of its release it earned its spot as number 2 on the US billboard hot 100 featuring the currently ranked top 100 songs in the US I even remember hearing this song nonstop in 2015 I loved it as well because the lyrics, beat and music made this song amazing and I'm sure Jerome would love this too.

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Hotline Bling - DRAKE (OFFICIAL VIDEO) 2015

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Hotline Bling - DRAKE (OFFICIAL VIDEO) 2015

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Still think about you is a song by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie is a song about remembering someone even though they aren’t as close anymore just like how grandma even though Jerome passed away she still remembers him.

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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie - Still Think About You (Prod by. Plug Studios NYC) [Official Music Video]

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Color blind by Beacon Light is a song that speaks up for the black community for racial discrimination and how black people are treated just because of their skin.

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Beacon Light - Color Blind (feat. Chase Stancle) | Music Video about Racism

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Chains by Usher is a song for awareness of racism and police killing black people for no reason, just like what happened to jerome.

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Carlos' "Going Through It" Playlist--Phebion Thomas

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Carlos' "Going Through It" Playlist--Phebion Thomas

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" I chose this song because I think it fits the environment Carlos lives in and there are some parts in the song that kind of relate to parts of the story, like: “They study bringing up charges.” This relates to the story because of what is going on with Jerome’s case, and how popular it is, “Don’t ask me why I got a gun on me…” relates to the fake gun fiasco, “I grew up in Vacant apartments, the presence of pills is retarded.” fits the conditions of the hood, matter of fact, there used to be a Meth Lab in the neighborhood Carlos and Jerome lived in. And there even more lyrics that can fit the situation."

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" This song is called Pain Never Fade by NBA Youngboy. Some people can’t understand this song, but I can, also I’m sorry that I couldn’t find a Clean Version. But anyway, this song talks about how there's always gonna be pain in this world, and that everything requires Sacrifice (I also learned that from my Brother). "

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"This song is called Save My by XXXTentacion. This talks about how he can’t let go of His feelings and he needs somebody to Help him with those Feelings, and From Sadness/Depression is catching up to Him. Also about there's always gonna be that Sad moment in your life, and sometimes you just have to Talk to others about it."

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"I picked this song because it dices police brutality and racism"

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Carlos' "Going Through It" Playlist--Phebion Thomas

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Carlos' "Going Through It" Playlist--Phebion Thomas

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" I believe this song fits Carlos because the rapper is talking about being stuck in a maze and all of those things, just like Carlos after Jerome died, wondering how he was going to tell the truth and how much it would hurt Jerome’s parents and family. He looks like nothings wrong but in his head, everything is."

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"This song is called Memories by Maroon 5. I say this song might be a Song that Tamir Rice might like because It’s Calm and it Speaks of the Truth. On how People who are Deceased or Alive would Never be Forgotten, and Everybody has a Place on this World."

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I think that Sarah would listen 🎶  to motivation by Normani because this song is to uplift people the song even said "Ill give you motivation."

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Emmett Till's Jazz for the Soul--Chris Jacocks

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Emmett Till's Jazz for the Soul--Chris Jacocks

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"Duke Ellington with Lee Gaines."Just Squeeze Me was picked because he probably would have wanted his mom to squeeze him."

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Duke Ellington - Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)

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Emmett Till's Jazz for the Soul--Chris Jacocks

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Emmett Till's Jazz for the Soul--Chris Jacocks

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""Take The A Train" was picked because it was soothing during a hard time in life traveling from his home in Chicago to Mississippi."

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Carlos' "Going Through It" Playlist--Phebion Thomas

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Carlos' "Going Through It" Playlist--Phebion Thomas

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" I chose this song because of the chorus: “I turned him into a killer.” Carlos gave Jerome the toy gun as a thanks for how Jerome treated him. His act of generosity ended up sentencing Jerome to death. Carlos gave the police a reason to be scared of Jerome. He made Jerome seem like another kid in the gang which wasn’t rare in Chicago. He made the cops think they were dealing with a killer."

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[CLEAN] Lil Durk - Free Jamell (with YNW Melly)

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Rockstar (BLM Remix) - Da baby

The reason why I picked this song is because it basically simplify black lives matter like

Police abusing power, pulling guns out

Negative narratives about black boys

Crackers, whote people referred to as being seary

Fed up and coming back for everything, protest & riots

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                                                      Botham Jean Research--Chris Jacocks

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                                                      Botham Jean Research--Chris Jacocks

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Playlist Description: The reason I picked "When Will I See You Again" is because it's about losing a friend and hoping to see them again. I picked the song "Grandma's Hands" because Jerome loved his Grandma and the song is about the caring of her Grandson. I picked the song "What's Going On" because there were things going on in the world in 1971 about racism and it's still going on in 2020/2021. I picked "The Bigger Picture" because it was about people protesting and standing up for BLM. I picked "Wake Up Everybody" because people should be aware of what's going on around them. I picked the song "Long Time" because it's about friends dying and not seeing them in a long time.

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Jerome Roger's Instagram--Jermaine Webb Jr

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Jerome Roger's Instagram--Jermaine Webb Jr

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"This song is great for the book because it talks about police brutality and hate."

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Joey Bada$$ - "Land of the Free" (Official Music Video)

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"I picked this song because Jerome and Carlos were like brothers."--Darrio

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Police brutality, hurting in any way they can

Some black people get scared when they see blue lights(COPS) even though they didn’t do anything. Even they supposed to protect us

"It’s bigger than black and white, It’s a problem with the hole way of life,It can’t change overnight, but we gotta start somewhere, might as well gone head start here, it has been a hell of a year, imma make it count while I'm here GOD IS THE ONLY MAN I FEAR"

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"Jerome would love this song because speaks on how we all need to get equal rights for every single Black and Hispanic person in this world."

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This song is about how we need to stand up for ourselves and understand our self worth.

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Final Project_ Part 2 - Social Media (Apr 16, 2020 at 5_56 PM)

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" In section 105-131, Jerome says Trayvon appears, “dipping side to side, swaying. He’s graceful, fly, hip, wearing a gray hoodie. He keeps-Be bopping ahead of me.” I chose this playlist because I think if Trayvon was alive these are some of the songs and artists he would’ve connected with. The description of him in the story shows him as someone with swag. If he wasn't killed, I think he could relate to the messages in each song because it affects African American youth."--JT

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"In the song “Alright” by Kendrick Lamar, he talks about police brutality and injustice."--JT

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Alright - Kendrick Lamar (Clean Version)

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"I chose this song because it was popular during the time [Trayvon Martin] was alive. This song is about women being loyal in a relationship. Also it talks about what they do to make them believe this information."--Virgil

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Chris Brown - Loyal (Official Video) ft. Lil Wayne, Tyga

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JAMIR HAMILTONSTEWART Facebook profile template

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"I chose this song because this is a very popular spanish song that is very modern and “new school”. It would be a good opener to [Carlos'] playlist because it's a very cheerful song that could put him in a better mood if he’s sad or mad. It also uses a bunch of percussion instruments such as guache, cowbell, timbales and sequenced drum patterns." -- Jamir

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Final Project_ Part 3- Research (Apr 16, 2020 at 8_56 PM)