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Examples Of Multiculturalism In The Hate You Give

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Everyone gets a little nervous when they're being pulled over by a cop even if they didnt do anything wrong. Most fear a minor ticket but not everyone fears there life being taken not everyone has to go through the steps in there head to do when a cop pulls them over having to remember each key detail not to even miss one single step because there life depends on it sadly this is a world a lot of different cultures have to live in to this day, Its concerning how quick a life can be taken by a single cop just because of a “what if scenario’ they have going in there head in a second many cops have taken away daughters sons fathers mothers a friends a sibling etc. In The Hate You Give the idea of multicultural perspective gets brought up and shown …show more content…

This was an example of a racial crime because he immediately treated Malik differently when the traffic stop occurred. The cop officer (Makentosh) without hesitation started accusing Malik and Starr of doing drugs and having drugs in the car, and accused Starr of almost just being a prostitute that Malik just picked up to have fun with. Everyone knew that what the cop did was racist and and this was a racial crime and this caused a huge ripple across everywhere and began the start of a huge Black Lives Matter …show more content…

Starr had dearly wished she had recorded when Malik got pulled over but didn't get the chance to She couldn't save him by doing that but she was able to save her dad and that was ok and she then said on page 311 “what's the point of having a voice if your gonna be silent in in the moments you shouldn't be” This finally convinced Starr to go on the tv interview and speak out about all this and spread the word about Malik and how warped this whole situation was and how the cops where handling it and everyone was asking the wrong questions. After Starr went on the record everyone finally started hearing her and people started listening and fighting back by making peaceful protests even though some turned not peaceful. At the end of the day the word was out and the other side of the story was finally told and that had never really got to happen it it was usually only the cops' side people listened to but this was something that shocked everyone and brought people

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It paints a negative picture on the department by letting the manhunt go on for so long. There leaves a lot of “what ifs” by the public from this like: “What if they caught him sooner? Would she still be gone? What if she didn’t follow him? What would happen?”

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A large percentage of the population display negative emotions when they are involved in a traffic stop themselves due to the fact that generally they do not consider themselves as being offenders or potential offenders. People get uneasy around officers of the law usually no matter the situation and in turn can cause the offender or potential offender to display negative emotions. Sandra Bland should not have treated Officer Encinia the way she did during the traffic stop even if she was uneasy and upset about the traffic stop. The way Sandra Bland was behaving towards Officer Encinia was not a way one should act towards an officer of the law or anyone else for that matter.

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Racism harms individuals and communities, and its root causes must be addressed to combat this pervasive issue. “Dear Martin” by Nic Stone is a perfect example of how black people are affected by racism as it greatly affected Justyce throughout the novel. Justyce got arrested by the cops for no reason, he was targeted for the colour of his skin by Jared and Blake, and he and his friend, Manny, got shot by a police officer Firstly, Justyce first experiences racism in the novel when he was trying to help his drunk friend Melo into her car so he could drive her home but a police officer thought he was up to no good and arrested him. “I know your kind; punks like you wander the streets of nice neighbourhoods searching for prey.

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To start, Starr knows that the events occurring in her life are also daily issues for so many other people, not only in her community, but in America as a whole. She says countless times that these issues prevent black people specifically from success within America and that issues such as police brutality and injustice will exist for as long as black people do not have a voice. She even says this, “It is easier to be quiet than to fight for your rights.” (Thomas 119), meaning that no matter what you have or what you do, you will be silenced, fought, or even in danger for speaking up about the injustice happening within your life. She believes that the silence and injustice set black people back so much from white people.

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If you’re a person of color then the justice system will most likely not be in your favor. Overall we can see this as an example of when police brutality isn’t just physical force. (President Obama/The White House Twitter

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