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As that was happening his friend Quinn was there and turned a blind eye. When Rashad ended up in the hospital he had to defend himself from his own dad, the social media storm, over time within the book he grew as a person and ended up growing more awareness and inner strength and is proud to fight against police brutality. This impacts the plot by seeing Rashad grow from a kid that minded his own business and loved hanging out with friends to fight for justice on police brutality after he got the injustice from the police.

The officer that beat up Rashad was Officer Galluzo (Friday Quinn) who was someone Quinn knew at the time, which left Quinn Stunned seeing someone he knew beat up a class mate of his.

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Even though things may be rough you're not alone to confront the wrong in the world and its okay to let go and show your feelings cause things can be confusing but as long you grow awareness and grow inner strength you will do great thighs as fighting for justice( Friday Rashad pg.308)¨one after another, as she continued to read down the list of unarmed black people killed by the police.And I Laid there on the hard concrete, for the second time in a week, tears flowing down my cheeks, thinking about each one of those names

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In the historical setting of where the novel is set in a city called Springfield (tuesday quinn pg.167) this can be found by saying that the population of Springfield 37% percent are white. Springfield from what I searched up is a place in America that has high crime. From what I know Rashad is an ordinary kid, which makes me believe he is well economically.

For Springfield to be high on crime it makes me believe that most of the cops think that most all black people cause crime which is why Rahad got beat up by the cop , which is wrong of the cop to do.

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In the novel Rahad was just a kid having fun, until he got falsely accused of stealing by the store clerk and the cop which led to him being beaten by the police´´for something he didn't do.(Saturday, Rashad Pg44)¨The police officer explained to my folks that I had been caught stealing. Not only that, but I had also been charged for resisting arrest and public nuisance. There was no point trying to explain. I could barely breathe. I could barely keep my eyes open. ¨