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This picture shows the "different" students separated from the white students in two different buses.

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"[Sarah's] school is mainly white. Mine was mainly a mix of black and Hispanic. Her school has a library with computers. Mine doesn't even have a librarian."
Jerome is trying to say that white people are overall treated better and are able to have a better life rather than immigrants and people with darker colored skin like Jerome. This may be because it is harder for "different" people to find jobs or a purpose because they are viewed as such.

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Even though Jerome wasn't homeless, drug dealers roamed around his streets, bullies were everywhere, and according to this quote, his family struggled to live. 

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"Sarah's not stupid but even if I was alive, we wouldn't live in the same world. Hers is a fantasy world. Like a TV family in a huge house with plenty of money, food. Being poor is real."
Jerome thinks that the two worlds - rich and poor, black and white - separate people unfairly. To accept differences these two worlds Jerome talk about must be combined.

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I couldn't get an image of two bedrooms side by side, but this bedroom portrays Sarah's room whereas Jerome's room was probably not as decorated and luxurious. 

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"Her bedroom is three times the size of mine. […] I bet she doesn't even here gunshots in her neighborhood."
When Jerome learns that Sarah is so privileged, he sees that just because he has a different skin color, his family doesn't do as well (which people use to lead to untrue conclusions).

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Why should white people think they are better - or greater - than black people? According to this quote, that might be how the officer thinks.

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"I shake my head. I never pointed a gun at the policeman. I walk closer to the officer. Why is he telling lies?"
The reason that Officer Moore (Jerome's killer) is telling lies is because he was afraid that because Jerome looked different he was a threat. He is trying to cover for himself and try to get himself to believe his own lies.

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You can see people of all different races above, "Stereotypes don't define us". This relates to when Sarah says Moore didn't see Jerome for who he was.

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"'He didn't see you. He didn't really see you.'"
What Sarah means by this is that her as her dad shot Jerome he didn't see him as a 12 year old boy. He saw him as a black person in a bad neighborhood. Thinking like this, he thought that maybe it was the right thing to do - killing Jerome.