The Hate U Give Project - Template (the rose that grew from concrete) by Luis Gomez https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks Luis Lugo Gomez en-us 2020-06-14 21:26:09 UTC 2020-10-30 22:42:59 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f60c.png The theme of the rose and the concrete from The Hate U Give lgomez88 https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626401847 The Rose That Grew From Concrete

Did you hear about the rose that grew

from a crack in the concrete?

Proving nature's law is wrong it

learned to walk with out having feet.

Funny it seems, but by keeping its dreams,

it learned to breathe fresh air.

Long live the rose that grew from concrete

when no one else ever cared.

The rose that grew on concrete is a metaphor that is put into practice in the story of hatred that you give that symbolizes the mental growth of the characters the fact that they go through so many problems and trauma that make each character become stronger.

]]> 2020-06-14 21:51:44 UTC https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626401847 Starr is living a one place where the tile is hard. lgomez88 https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626429818 Being a Starr is like the rose in the poem, she is living in a fight where the social environment does not help her grow or continue advancing to Starr. Being in two worlds is like fearing two different people living in one body, which makes it difficult for her to know who she is. and going through that makes her not bloom.a demonstration is when Starr is in her neighborhood she is in danger, but she already knows how to behave in that society and when she is at school she has to change everything so as not to seem hostile towards her schoolmates. This suggests that being in two environments, one in which she cannot be herself and in the other, she has to walk carefully and know who she is interacting with, and that is why being has so much trouble getting out of her problems.]]> 2020-06-14 22:37:40 UTC https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626429818 To Starr the Duality does not mean a disadvantage at all. lgomez88 https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626439804 While trying to hide who she is at school, she has someone who acquires her and supports her as her boyfriend Chris, who supports her (260) by being aware of how she is, why she is cutting with him and trying to console her as he did when he found out that she knew Khalil and on the other side of her personality is the person from her neighborhood who saw her grow up as her family who does not care that her boyfriend is white thanks to the duality that Starr has much support to overcome her fears and trauma.]]> 2020-06-14 22:54:58 UTC https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626439804 the rose metaphor means overcoming lgomez88 https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626445581 This means that she had problems, but it can be overcome since Khalil's death, this can be seen as an improvement of people of color by obtaining elections without having to take an academic exam, since people of color could teach white people that they too can excel.]]> 2020-06-14 23:06:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626445581 The rose that grew on the concrete is a good metaphor to overcome. lgomez88 https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626451561 When a Starr wants to fall into a sea of problems, one can believe that she will not overcome herself, but seeing how there are people apart from her family who support her, one can believe that a rose can grow anywhere with enough Be careful that the ant is not an impediment for a rose to show its beauty.]]> 2020-06-14 23:17:40 UTC https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626451561 Works Cited lgomez88 https://padlet.com/lgomez88/Bookmarks/wish/626471680 Thomas, Angie. The Hate U Give. Book. Balzer + Bray. New York. 2017. Online.
Shakur, Tupac. The Rose That Grew from Concrete. Pocket Books. New York. 2009. Online.
Shakur, Tupac. "

watch?v=QCEf557fNYg.

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