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My favorite part of the movie is when Sekani held the gun at King, like a real thug. The part that impacted me the most was when Khalil told Starr that he knew about her boyfriend, it had me shooketh, entirely. He bold, for real. I would tell Angie that she could have made Khalil badly injured instead so that they could sue.

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1 - My favorite part of the movie was when Sekani pulled the gun out on King big ass. He was bouta get tore tf up lmao. Sekani wasn't playing with none of them KingLords that night. & when Mav was posted up on his porch. He wasn't playing either.

2 - The part of the movie that impacted me the most was when Hailey kept making racist remarks and acted like it was ok when it was not. She would've been mad if somebody called her a "cracker".

3 - Girl, you did great talking and explaining police brutality

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My favorite scene in the movie is when the 3 kids were lined up on their front yard and Maverick is telling them that they should never give any one the power to silence their voice and that they need to use all means necessary to achieve justice.
The most impactful scene of the movie is when Ms. Ofrah speaks at Khalil's funeral. It was powerful because she makes it clear that "it's the same story just another name" and that the "weapon" that cops are afraid of is their skin color.
If I could say one thing to Angie Thomas I would probably say that she did a great job showing the perspectives of white and black culture and that it was important to show how ignorant white people can be to the issues that minorities face on a daily basis, simply because they've never personally experienced it themselves.

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my favorite part of the movie was when they were in the car listening to music and Khalil explained what T.H.U.G.L.I.F.E meant. the part that impacted me the most is when Khalil was shot because i put myself in his shoes and thought what i would've done or how I would have reacted to certain things in the scene where he died.if i could say one thing to Angie Thomas i would commend her on the great book she wrote and i would thank her for bringingawareness and light to this subject that needs to be dealt with.

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1. My favourite part of the movie was when Sekani took Big Mav's gun and pointed it at KIng then Starr relates T.H.U.G.L.I.F.E to Sekani.

2. When Starr asked Carlos if he would shoot or say "raise your hands", if he had stopped a white man in a suit picking up something from his car and Carlos answered "raise your hands". This part of the movie described how the cops judge a person by their appearance.

3. I would ask if there could be a book and movie on either DeVante, Maverick or KIng, because in the movie and the book the impact of gang violence was overshadowed.

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My favorite part of the movie was when they were protesting and Starr got on top of the car and started speaking to the people. The part that impacted me the most was the police shooting because that stuff really does happen and it was only a hair brush. I would just tell her how she did a great job writing the book and how she is an inspiration to some people.

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1)I liked the movie a lot. There were a lot of things I liked much more than others, but I would have to say my favorite part of the movie is when Starr had stood up on the car and really just basically expressed how she felt. I would say that's my favorite part because all that time she was holding in these feelings/emotions she never really got out.
2)Honestly, I feel like I wasn't really impacted personally by some parts of the movie. Something that I was a little impacted by was how Starr's white friend at her school didn't really see what the big issue was with Khalil being shot. That girl felt as if he had a reason to die, and that the officer was only doing his job. That made me realize that people won't leave out of this certain mindset that some of the cops that shoot African Americans aren't wrong in any way.
3) I would the author that she did a very great job, and she made a movie that showed not only the wrong in police brutality but it showed how strong each of us really are.

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My favorite part of the movie was the end when they gave an example of T.H.U.G.L.I.F.E. Sekani had the gun.
What impacted me the most was when they protested against the police.
I really enjoyed the book. It shows people different perspectives. It just makes you want to keep reading

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My favorite part of the movie was when Sekani pointed his dads gun at King and the police officers showed up. One part of the movie that impacted me the most is when Star was talking to Uncle Carlos and he explained to her how they would have treated the situation if the person was white. That was impacting to me because even black police officers have prejudice against African American's. If I could say something to Angie Thomas I would probably tell her that her book was a good read.

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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr went on top of the car and made her voice heard in front of all those people and the cops. The part that impacted me the most was when Starrs little brother had the gun and was about to shoot the kinglord in front of the cops. One thing i would say is that to her is that she made a great book and i like it a lot. Also the movie.

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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr finally stood up and spoke out for Khalil. The part that had the most impact on me was when their father told them that they have meanings in their names and that nobody should ever tell them to stay quiet. I would tell Angie that she did an amazing job getting her message across and I am very happy she brought this topic to everybody's attention and wrote a book about police brutality.

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My favorite part of the movie was kind of towards the end when the women asked her if she was ready to use her weapon and she speaked up. The part that impacted me the most was when the little boy had the gun and it put everyone in a awkward situation, I say this because I was scared that they were going to kill him and that would have hurt everyone. Also what I would say to Ms. Angie Thomas is God bless her and she is wonderful for the book she created

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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr and Seven were at the protest and Starr got up on the car and started speaking/leading the protest.
The part that really affected me was when Starr was talking to the lady in charge of "Just Us for Justice" and she was explaining how she wants to be a better friend for khalil than she was for her other friend. This affected me because it was motivational by giving us the message that we have to fight for what we want; silence will not solve anything.
If I got the chance, I would tell Angie Thomas that I admire her work and how this book was well written to connect to the readers.

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My favorite part of the movie would be the moment were Starr finally grew the courage to speak up and let her voice be heard during the protest. The part of the movie that impacted me the most was the moment when Starr's little brother, Sekani grabbed the gun. This part impacted me because it showed me a visual of what T.H.U.G L.I.F.E meant and it made me realize that this acronym is very important and it's many peoples reality. If I could say one thing to Angie Thomas, I would say that I'm glad she spoke up and wrote a book about police brutality; it's a heartbreaking topic that needs to be broken.

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My favorite part of the movie was when they showed Sekani took his dad's gun and pulled it on King because that was visual representation of what THUG LIFE meant. The part of the movie that impacted me the most was when the dad was talking to Starr about not being afraid to talk because she was regretting going on live tv saying she was the witness. If I could say one thing to the author is that she did such a good job on the book, then I would ask her why she didn't put certain parts of the book in the movie.

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my favorite part in the movie was when starr got up a car and told everyone that she was the witness.in the movie the part that impacted me the most was when starr's dad and step brother were out side and waited for king to come again because at that moment it should that they were going to protect what they loved and cared for. To the author if The Hate You Give i would say is that i love her book and i feel like it moved a lot of people.

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1. My favorite part of the movie was at the end when they were at the protest and star stands on top of the car and gives her speech to the protesters. My other favorite part was when they got back from dinner and their father has them stand in the yard.
2. The part that impacted me most was the beginning where Maverick was giving them the talk about what happens when you're pulled over. My mother had a similar conversation, but it included other things because we are mixed. That part shows something that is very common in black households, having to discuss what to do when you're in a situation simply based off being black.
3. I would tell her that she did a wonderful job of writing what it is like to be black in America today. She shows how you have to act like two different people because of how society is today.

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What impacted me the most about the movie is when Starrs little brother held the gun up to King as he was in tears, this relates to the saying thug life, that he was just ready to f everybody. another part i liked was when Starr's father told Starr that selling drugs is just a trap,

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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr finally spoke out at the protest.

What impacted me the most was when Khalil was shot and Starr witnessed him dying because I had a similar experience.
If I could say one thing to Angie Thomas I would say Thank you.

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(1) My favorite part of the movie was the ending when Sekani grabbed the gun from his dad and pointed it at King. I wasn't expecting that and it really put T.H.U.G. L.I.F.E. into perspective. (2) I think the part that impacted me was when starr was talking to her Uncle Carlos. Starr's Uncle Carlos said that when he shot a black guy if he thought he had a gun but would tell a white guy to put his hands up. It just opens your eyes and makes you realize somethings. (3) I would tell Angie Thomas that she did an amazing job writing The Hate U Give.

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My favorite part of the movie would after the dad dealt with the cops and he had everyone stand out on the front lawn to explain to them that they should never have anyone else tell them what to do. I thought it was very inspiring. The part of the movie that impacted me the most would be when Sekani held The King Lord at gunpoint. I feel as though the scene was created for that very reason. If I could say one thing to Angie Thomas I would say, "Thank You for such an amazing insight on the hostilities of being a lower class African Americans."