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How a Father Tells His Kids to Behave Around Police in ‘The Hate U Give’ | Anatomy of a Scene

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A Muslim and Jewish girl's bold poetry slam

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Informal breakout room discussion: → discuss ANY or ALL of these questions.

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Come back ready to share one insight from your group → spokesperson chosen at RANDOM.

1. What do “HB”, “Together,” Perception vs. Reality,” “Just Walk on By” & “The Hate you Give” clip all have in common?

2. How did that family conversation make YOU feel?

3. Based on what you see in the children’s expressions, how do you think it made them feel?

4. Based on what you see in the mother’s expression and interjections, how do you think she feels about her husband having this conversation?

5. How does this real life situation relate to the dystopian world and violent conclusion presented in “Harrison Bergeron”?

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'Reality vs. Perception': A poem by Tyler Lockett

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Muslim:
Viewed as a religion that was very oppressive to women, and seen as "dangerous" or "terrorists"
As seen when the Jewish Girl says:
"Oppressive Husbands" and "Suspicious Terrorists"
Jewish:
Greedy, people who gain money in bad ways, and weak.
Seen when the Muslim Girl says:
"Dirty Money" and "Big Nosed Banker"

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The society consider their friendship "weird" because they are from two very different and opposite religions. "This Jewish girl and this Muslim girl are far more similar than our religions would like us to believe, because I betcha didn't realize that we have the same favorite movies..." "had we let the world sees us get in our way." <- mentioning how the society view them.

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"Our hands should be caught together, fists raised as one, fighting against the stereotype that this country has put upon my people."

Rebelling against the stereotypes set up by both countries about each other.

"We are connected. We are one."

United together as one despite their cultural, religious and ethnic differences.

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They both have their own "idols" that they look up to and believe. For example "Allah" and "Adonai" as gods. Both of their religion are also discriminated and stereotyped  (Jewish for money and muslim for terrorism)  and scapegoated. Both of their families want them to marry a man from their religion that is practicing their religion.