A fitting film for 2020 the year of Black Lives Matter
The Hate U Give starts off with the speech that almost every African American family gives their kids when they get older. That’s how to act around the police. This talk is given because the police will stop black people for doing nothing other than being black and they could be arrested or worse killed for just making the wrong move.<br /><br />The film features Amandla Stenberg as Starr. She lives a dual life. On the one hand she’s with her family. Her dad Maverick (Russell Hornsby) is a former gang member, now a corner store owner, and a promoter of black pride. Her mother is Lisa (Regina Hall), and she has two brothers. They live in a poor neighborhood. On the other her mother sent Starr and her brothers to a private school which is almost all white and middle to upper class so that they can go to college. There she has to act white to fit in. She’s split between her two worlds not feeling like she fully fits in with either.<br /><br />The movie was based off of a book by the same name, which was inspired by the real life death of Oscar Grant in Oakland, California. He was pulled off a subway train, handcuffed and shot in the back by a policeman who claimed he was just going for his taser. That led to protests across the San Francisco Bay Area. That’s connected to Starr’s situation where she was being driven home by her friend Khalil (Algee Smith) when they were pulled over by the police for not using his turn signal. Things quickly escalate and Khalil is killed for a hairbrush.<br /><br />This causes a dilemma for Starr because she’s a witness to the murder. What will that mean for her life back at home? Will she get in the news? Will anyone come after her? What will that do to her dual life at school? She’s never told anyone there about her real life, and she feels like she’ll be exposed. Will she stand up for Khalil?<br /><br />The movie is very powerful and a fitting one for 2020 when Black Lives Matter protests have broken out across the country as more unarmed black people have been killed by the cops.<br />C
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