Starr
What traumatic event forces Starr to confront issues of racism and police brutality?
Witnessing Khalil's shooting by a police officer
Where does King end up after making a difficult decision to ensure the safety of his loved ones?
Fled the country
The Garden is threatened by development plans. How does the community fight to save it?
By organizing protests and raising awareness
How does Starr's decision to testify in court impact the legacy of Khalil and the fight for justice?
It helps expose the truth about Khalil's death and contributes to the fight
The name of Starr's beloved dog, who is often used as a symbol of innocence and loyalty.
Brickz
Who is the controversial attorney who takes on Khalil's case and becomes a symbol of hope for the community?
Mr. Iverson
Starr and her friends find solace in music and poetry at the Garden. What poem does Starr recite at the protest rally?
"Still I Rise" by Maya Angelou
The Hate U Give sparked important conversations about race, identity, and police brutality. What is the film's lasting legacy?
Raising awareness about social injustice and inspiring others to speak up
After witnessing a shocking event, Starr must decide whether to stay silent or speak her truth, knowing the potential consequences of either choice.
Speaking her truth
King, Khalil's cousin, seeks revenge for his death, putting Starr and others in danger.
In jail
The Garden becomes a powerful symbol of resilience and hopes for the community. What is planted there in Khalil's memory?
A rose bush
At the end of the film, Starr makes a powerful statement about her identity and her right to tell her own story. What does she say?
"They can't stop us all."
Starr's father instills in her the important principle, "It's not about staying alive. It's about _____."
Living
Starr's decision to record Khalil's shooting sparks outrage and protests under the hashtag #_____Justice.
KhalilJustice
Ms. Ofrah, the Garden's proprietor, provides Starr with guidance and support as she grapples with the aftermath of Khalil's death.
Support and mentorship
Throughout the story, Starr grapples with the conflicting legacies of her father and grandfather. How do their experiences influence her choices?
Her father's emphasis on education and her grandfather's activism
This 16-year-old protagonist navigates the complexities of life between her predominantly Black neighborhood and her mostly white prep school.
Starr Carter
Khalil, Starr's childhood friend, is tragically killed by a police officer. What was Khalil's dream for the future?
To become a lawyer
The Garden is a haven for Starr and her friends, offering a sense of community and belonging. What tragic event takes place there?
Ms. Ofrah's death
What important lesson does Starr learn from her Uncle Carlos about speaking up for what's right?
"Speak your truth even if your voice shakes."