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Louie Finds Peace with Himself, and Continues the Fight for Equality

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Louie Finds Peace with Himself, and Continues the Fight for Equality

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- Moves on in life, but does not stop his fight.
- The book ends by him coming face to face with an old rival who is badly injured and blames Louie for what happened.
- Louie explains that it was not him who had done this, and that Chava should be happy about the fact he is living, and how violence is not the answer.

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- Tries to explain that violence should not be the answer with gangs
- He is punched in the face by Las Lomas' leader named Puppet.
- Ends up moving away from his home where he grew up with his family

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Louie Starts to do Good for the Community

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Louie Starts to do Good for the Community

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- Finds his place in one school called Mark Keppel High School.
- Creates a group called ToHMAS which means To Help Mexican American Students.
- Helps set up walkouts or demand for new classes about Hispanic issues
- Becomes deeply involved with literature, writing poems, and art.

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- Discrimination occurs; most of the community, including police, are against them.
- Multiple incidents when police beat Louie/someone he knew.

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-A war of 2 gangs, Las Lomas and the Sangra, breaks out.
- Louie witnesses countless shootings, beatings, drugs, murder, suicide, and senseless acts of street crime

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- He experiences his first time being arrested
- Joins a very prestigious gang called the Las Lomas

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- His family tries to put him and his brother in school, but they end up gettig in trouble
- This forces them to drop out or become expelled of most schools

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The story begins when Luis 'Louie' Rodriguez is a young child, and he grows up facing discrimination while moving around a lot.