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Starr silences herself at garden heights to not make other people uncomfortable or make herself be stereotyped

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The cops try to ask irrelevant questions to try to get Starr to justify Khalil's death

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Starr has a flashback to Khalil's murder and starts crying after Chris holds her hand.

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When Starr is being interviewed at the police station, all they want to talk about is Khalil and not the cop who killed him. "Fifteen minutes later, I leave the police station with my mom. Both of us know the same thing." They know there will be no justice in this case.

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"When she looks at me through the red haze, Khalil's eyes stares back at me, and I realize my mom's right. Ms. Brenda is Khalil's momma. Regardless." This is important because Starr realizes that even though Khalil's mom wasn't always a good mom, she still has the right to miss him.

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Starr doesn't feel safe around Chris cause he's white.

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The cops seem to just be making Starr a villain when talking to her.

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The cops wanted to manipulate starr.

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The way that Starr's mother cares for her during this chapter really shows us just how much her mom loves her. I also feel like both of Starr's parents know exactly what to say to make her feel better most of the time.

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After starrs mother realizes that they were questioning starr like she was the villain, and questions the cops, and the cops just try to act all “whattt- no me? Im innocent” 

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After starrs mother realizes that they were questioning starr like she was the villain, and questions the cops, and the cops just try to act all “whattt- no me? Im innocent” 

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Why did Gomez ask if Khalil sold marcotics even though he did sell drugs but that had nothing to do with his death.

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Why were they recording them why did they want Starr's statement record.

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The cops tries to manipulate Starr, but also the cop pressures Starr into telling the scene all the way through even though she can barely speak.

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Why did Chris want to talk about the death of Khalil when everyone knows that it makes her upset when someone mentions about the death was he curious abou the death or something.

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"anyone who heats up a pop tart should be charged," because of what just happened with Starr and the police its a lil bit odd that theyre talking about prison and stuff so lightly

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the quote "investigating or justifying?". adds to previous two notes, articulates it better.

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People at williamson expecting starr and ryan to get together because they are both/the only black/people of colour in 11th grade

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People at williamson expecting starr and ryan to get together because they are both/the only black/people of colour in 11th grade

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Its just plain and straight up stereotyping that which can be super harmful and hurtful.
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her friend haily complaining about her vacation to the Bahamas while Starr is thinking about her friend getting shot I think that kinda represents the difference between her and the people she goes to school with.

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The cops are trying to find dirt on Khalil as if that's an excuse to kill him.

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even after the cop talks to Starr, she tries to put words in Starr's mouth but also she tries to accuse Starrs friend.

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"She smiles and says in that same sugary, sympathetic tone, 'Now, do you know if Khalil sold narcotics?" page 103 this is when we realize that the cop had been trying to set up Star to incrimanate Khalil from the start.

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The cops don't like to admit that they killed Khalil, so they keep referring to it as "the incident" while talking to Starr.

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"ryan happens to be the only other black kid in 11th grade and everybody expects us to be together" i feel like this speaks for itself about how Williamson white kids view the black students

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star feels like her white friend is being distant with her after she posts about emmet till

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She feels like shes gonna throw up if she eats any food

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She feels like shes gonna throw up if she eats any food

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P 67, i feel like its important because sometimes when your nervous or just plainly have so much greif, your stomach feels like its boiling and churning and it just hurts alot, so it makes since that she would feel that way.
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Starr realizes after the death of her friend, she has to to to someone who is not on her side, and hopes that it will work.

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"Ms. Brenda moves her hands. Her red eyes remind me of what Khalil said when we were little, that his momma had turned into a dragon. He claimed that one day he'd become a knight and turn her back." page 92 this talks about how even though Khalil was not treated the best by his mom, he still loved her and wanted her to get better.

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"And bam. That normal feeling? Gone. I suddenly remember how different I am from most of the kinds here." page 79 this show us how othered Star feels around people she sees as friends.

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"why do you dress like a boy, why do you play a boy sport" thats what Mayas Grandparents said to her. i wonder why the writer included this because it i feel like might be referring to misogyny.

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Star realizes she doesn't feel safe with Chris, she realizes him and the cop are both white.