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Hope, resilience and the power of one can have on others. Teaches us even in the face of injustice and adversity, we can make a difference. You just have to believe and never back down, never give up. Hope dies last, we must hold on to hope and strive for dignity.

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Lil Baby sings about injustice and unfair treatment towards not just black people every minority overall. Says to stand up and fight back. Also says not all whites are racist, judge people by their heart and brain.

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Lil Baby - The Bigger Picture (Official Music Video)

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The theme of Is justice always just relates to today. We still have problems with police officers or judges taking wrongful action againist citizen. People today are still getting wrongfully arrest or charged with crimes. I think we should always keep it this because it serves as a reminder of fairness and equality in our live. Justice shouldn't be based off opinion and action. Only facts

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The picture shows Malcom X with a gun. Malcom unlike MLK was ruthless, he fought fire with fire. It's cary though how a black man was always in danger and targeted.

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Justice isn't always just because of different people's perspective.

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Evidence that supports our theme, what colored characters in "The Lesson Before Dying" experienced on a daily basis. The story portrays the discrimination and prejudice faced by African Americans in a divided country. The unjust treatment, unequal opportunities, and systemic racism encounter serve as a powerful example of the pervasive racism.

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I think the most lesson of albd is becoming a man because it's main conflict through out the book. Grants struggle in figuring out how to break through and the finally result showed by Jefferson prove the effect the intraction the had on him. By the end of book Jefferson has become a complete different person. From Hog to man

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Black people experienced a lot of haterade and segregation, black people weren't allowed in white school, white restrooms, segregation was everywhere. They were fighting for their simple human rights.

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"Tell 'em I am a man"-Gaines. Jefferson says that to Grant in chapter 29. Jefferson learned how to be a man, people showed him love, he realised hogs can't get people to love them, he learned a lesson before dying.

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"Easter was when they nailed him to the cross. And he never said mumbling word"- Gaines.pg 139. One of the first dialogue's Jefferson has that does not relate to him being a hog. Grant recognizes Jefferson is making progress, he kind of starts pushing religion on him to prepare him for the final day. The passage lowkey sets the novel's character of Jefferson as a figure of Jesus.

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1. At the start of the book Jefferson is wrongly convided for the murder of Mr.Grope because of his skin color. At the start of the trial Grant says "A white man had been killed during a robbery, and though two of the robbers had been killed on the spot, one had been captured, and he, too, would have to die."

2. Walter McMillian, known as Johnny D, was sentenced to death for the murder of a white teenage girl in Monroeville, Alabama. Even Though there was no evidence placing him at the crime and a proof that people on the trial lied. “But before I could say anything, Myers blurted out, ‘I lied. Everything I said at McMillian’s trial was a lie. I’ve lost a lot of sleep and have been in a lot of pain over this. I can’t be quiet any longer."

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"How do people come up with a date and time to take life from another man? Who made them God? - Gaines. pg 157. Grant's relationship with Jefferson changed his view on Jefferson's punishment. While watching the trial, he was apathetic to Jefferson's plight, seeing Jefferson as a lost cause

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Both these case's support my theme because they both deal with the Injustice in the goverment system. Jefferson was too pushisment was too harsh and when he should have just been punished for the stealing the money. But the Judge and the people in the court had a bias. Johnny D was completely wrongly convided for a murder and put on death row. Even thought there was a lot of evidence proving his idence.

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George floyd is an example of the wrongful doing of justice. While getting arrested police took violanted messures and detailated by basicly sucocanting him. Which end his life. This should have never happened if the situation was handled correctly