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Kenny's experiences in Birmingham have changed his perception on Byron by he now sees Byron as not as adventurous because he didn't want to go to the landing with the Wool Pooh. At the end he kind of took advantage of Byron and went to the landing anyway.
Kenny's perception on the bombings and segregation that was going on. At the beginning he didn't seem to understand it. Then when he went to Birmingham he heard about the church bombing and he went to the church. He was upset and we saw a side of him we never saw before. He was in shock and I think he started to really understand it. He really understands racism and that some whites don't like.
Kenny's perceptions on Byron have changed because he sat with him and cried.
#RealityCheck 😱😭

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Kenny's experiences in Birmingham has changed his perceptions by before he went he was not as fond of Byron but after they came back Byron started to be nice to Kenny then Kenny started to gain respect for him. Also before the trip he did not take as many risks as he did when he was on the trip and after.

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"Kenny's perception has changed because of his experiences such as his perception on segregation because he now understands what it really is. This is because he have sort of experienced the bombing and does not understand it."

-Lucas Haas and Ivan Iverson

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Kenny's perceptions about racism and segregation have changed. Kenny knew that black people weren't liked by whites but he never knew the lengths they would go to to. I know this because after the bombing, Kenny realized that white people would do anything to get rid of black people. For a while Kenny was in shock, but then someone "pulled the plug" that made him realize how horrible the things that he saw were. Kenny shows this by breaking down in the bathroom with Byron after he got back to flint. This also shows readers another side of Kenny that they haven't seen, Kenny showed his fear of humans.

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How Kenny's perceptions have changed is that he never realized that there was so much segregation. Because he lived in Flint, segregation was not as bad there because he was living in the North. After the Birmingham bombing, he realizes that segregation is still going on, even though it might not happen as much in Flint.

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Kenny's perceptions have changed of civil rights since he went to Birmingham. When Joey's church was bombed he realized how mean and brutal people can and are able to be. Kenny didn't realize how much damaged that the bombing caused to families and people. When Kenny saw this he was in shock and confused that someone would do such a thing. Crying with Byron helped Kenny get over how shocking this was to him. Kenny also changed his perceptions on Byron. At the beginning of the book Kenny saw Byron as his mean older brother who always tricked him. At the end after Birmingham Kenny enjoyed when Byron let him cry all over By. Kenny now thinks that By can be a nice and loving boy and loves his siblings even when he doesn't always show it.

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Kenny’s perceptions have changed since he went to Birmingham because he now thinks that Byron has become more mature. Also he thinks that Byron is being kind to him and Joetta. For example he kissed Kenny’s head when he almost drowned in the lake but Byron saved him. Kenny was really scared of the Wool Pooh but Byron acted like a big brother and he didn’t tease or make fun of Kenny like he would have before the trip to Birmingham. He also gained respect for Byron after he was very understanding of Kenny when he was crying. Overall, Kenny has changed his perception on Byron.

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Kenny perceptions have chanced after the bombing and he got a serious reality check😱

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Kenny's perception has changed on the topic of his brother because the event in Birmingham, Alabama. In the beginning of the book, Kenny thought that Byron was a juvenile delinquent. After the the trip to Birmingham, Byron saved Kenny from the "Wool Pooh", he realized that Byron was not a total ding- a-ling and jerk all the time. He started to create a sense of respect for him. Also, when he went to the World-Famous Watson Pet Hospital Byron stayed at the couch with him. He started to think that Byron is actually a nice brother.

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Kennys perceptions about his own behavior has changed because he started to almost trade places with his brother. At first Kenny was the angel child😇. He was a normal boy who was only mean when it came to his brother, Byron. However, ever since they visited Birmingham, Kenny has changed. All of the attention was on Byron, because this was his punishment. Kenny may have acted all noddy because not as much attention was on him. For example, when Kenny, Byron, and Joey passed by the Wool Pooh, Byron told a fake story about it. This excited Kenny, so he went in the wool pool, even after he was told by the adults and Byron not to. Byron didn't jump in however, and safely walked away with Joey.👺👯🥘👿

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Kenny's prceptions of Byron have changed in Birmingham because the bombing shows that BY really cares about his family. He was worried when they were looking for Joey and saved Kenny in the water from the "Wool Pooh". He is also a leader in the end of the book. At the beginning, he is the most rude person I have heard of ( same with Kenny).

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Kenny's perceptions have changed because he is now more scared and fearful ever since he saw those girls in Birmingham. He also realized how bad people can actually be.

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It also showed him that people think blacks and whites aren’t equal

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Kenny’s experiences in Birmingham changed his perceptions because he used to not really mind or talk to Byron a lot, but now he knows a lot more about Byron because he is probably noticing Byron changing. Now that Kenny knows more about Byron, I think it is impacting how he is acting.(adventurous, naughty, etc.)

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They also think that it’s gonna be equal and better but then the bombing happened and byron then took a turn then he became the good big big brother

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In the beginning of the book, Kenny was almost oblivious to the things that were happening at that time. Then, in Birmingham, he saw those dead bodies lying there and he started to see how people can be very hurtful and cruel. He also started get some life experience which impacted his personality and relationship with Byron.

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Kenny's perception of Joetta has changed because at the beginning, when BY was a juvenile Delinquet, Joey cared for By and tried to get him out of trouble. When they went to Birmingham, it was the other way around. (Kenny Drowning Scene)

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Kenny's perception of Byron changed when they got to Birmingham because in the beginning, Kenny thought that Byron was "Daddy Cool" and does not care about his family. After the "Wool Pooh", Kenny's perception of Byron changed, since he saved him and started to kiss him, and then after that, he started to act like a real brother.

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He also know thinks by is a good and caring big brother

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In this book, many changes to Kenny's perspective can be seen. One example is his perspection of this brother. At first, he veiwed his brother as a adventurous, troubled delinquent, but when they went to Birmingham, Bryron has a character shift, causing  Kenny to view his brother as brave, protecting, and sometimes, caring.  😇

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Kenny used to be a soft and behaved person, but now after the bombing, he knows more about the reality of bombings, death, etc.This has changed his perception about the real world