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Ms. Ofrah and Starr met each in the church where she invited Starr to join the march or protest for Khalil.

Ms. Ofrah also wants to protect her in which she saw the interview with Starr opening up about Khalil, so that she want get into problems or certain conflicts.

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Big Mav is the father to the connected characters. He was once in the King Lord community, but has escaped that environment, and has tried to help Khalil get out as well.
He's been in prison most of Starr's life.

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1. Starr grows from an uncertain teenage girl --> outspoken activist

2. Start feels town between her two world: the poverty and violence of Garden Heights / the wealth and respectability of Williamson Prep.

3. Starr is unsure how to speak about Khalil's death --> fear of telling her white friends and boyfriend Chris.

4. Because of Khalil's death she realize that no matter what she does, she will always be judged within white spaces.

5. With this realization, Starr stops silently tolerating racist comments from Hailey, allows Chris into her Garden Heights life, and ultimately testifies before the grand jury on Khalil’s behalf, becoming a voice of justice for those subjected to police brutality.

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Half brother to Starr Carter

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Drug dealer

Former employee in supermarket

Likes 2PAC

Got shot by One-Fifteen