Freedom writers themes

3. – Groups of people, often young, who may be involved in crime or violence.
5. – Leaving someone out on purpose or not letting them be part of a group.
8. – Unfair treatment of someone because of who they are (like their gender, race, religion, etc.).
9. – Treating people unfairly or thinking they are less important because of their skin color or race.
11. – Fear or dislike of people from other countries.
12. – Gaining knowledge or skills through study or experience.
13. – When someone uses a gun to hurt or kill people.
15. – Not giving up, even when something is hard.
17. – Treating someone unfairly because they are a woman or a man.
18. – Hurting someone on purpose, either physically, emotionally, or verbally.

1. – Things like drugs or alcohol that can affect the body or mind.
2. – Difficult situations or things that need to be solved or fixed.
4. – Not knowing something, or choosing not to learn or understand.
6. – Belief or trust in something, often related to religion or hope.
7. – Having many different kinds of people, ideas, or things.
10. – Hurting someone or damaging things on purpose.
14. – Tools like guns or knives used to hurt people.
16. – When people are not treated the same or don’t have the same chances in life.