In the novel The Hate You Give, Starr Carter begins the novel as a more quiet girl at school who is just trying to blend in with all of her rich, white peers. She is balancing her two worlds. One where she is taught how to "properly" act at a traffic stop and one where everyone around her doesn't have to worry about the color of their skin. Throughout the novel she experiences many trials simply based on the color of her skin. This causes her to realize that she must fight to be seen as equal and stick up for herself and other people of color. The goes from a quiet, obedient girl to a strong girl who advocates for equality.
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Each detail from the text matched with the theme it supports below;
- Theme: Denying that one's situation and future is bleak inhibits one from making appropriate changes.
- Detail from text: Laura skips going to business classes but pretends she is still enrolled for her mother's benefit
- Theme: Parents may take excessive steps to ensure that their children have an opportunity for success.
- Detail from text: Amanda asks Tom to bring hoste a single man from work as a gentleman caller for Laura.
<h3>What is a theme?</h3>
A theme also known as central idea refers to the main information or facts an excerpt depicts.
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Gender stereotypes. The typical "female" is often portrayed as shopping addicted, always on her phone, and someone who hates physical exercise of any kind. Sometimes it may be hard to step out of the stereotypes and be oneself due to the fear that someone may criticize them for playing sports, which sadly many people think is a "guy thing".
Peer pressure from other females can contribute to this as well. If a girl even expresses her interest for a particular sport, others may call it "lame" or "for the guys".
It's kind of sad in a way, thinking we have come such a long way yet women are unable to pursue their dreams without persecution or hate.
