Across
- 3. What Starr calls her most powerful weapon during her speech.
- 5. The legendary rapper whose acronym inspires the title of the film.
- 9. Starr's protective father and former gang member.
- 11. Starr's childhood friend and Khalil's cousin.
- 13. The wealthy, predominantly white private school Starr attends.
- 14. The type of business Maverick owns and defends.
- 16. Starr's white school friend who makes racially insensitive remarks.
- 17. The weapon King uses to destroy Maverick’s store.
- 18. Starr's hard-working mother who is a nurse.
- 21. What Starr participates in to demand justice for Khalil.
- 22. The act of changing one's behavior and speech to fit into different racial environments.
- 25. The item Khalil sells to pay off his mother's debt to King.
- 26. The object Khalil was holding that the officer mistook for a gun.
- 28. According to Tupac's acronym, "The Hate U Give Little Infants F***s ______".
- 29. The civil rights attorney who helps Starr find her voice.
Down
- 1. The author who wrote the bestselling novel the film is based on.
- 2. The state where the story is set.
- 4. Starr's Asian-American friend who forms an alliance with her.
- 6. The badge number of the officer who shot Khalil.
- 7. Starr's half-brother who protects her at school.
- 8. The mostly Black, working-class neighborhood where Starr lives.
- 10. Starr's childhood best friend who is fatally shot by police.
- 12. The dangerous leader of the King Lords gang.
- 15. Starr's white boyfriend from her private school.
- 19. Maverick teaches his children the Black Panther Ten-Point ______.
- 20. The 16-year-old protagonist who witnesses her friend's shooting.
- 22. Starr's uncle who is also a police officer.
- 23. The legal body that decides not to indict the police officer.
- 24. The first word of the acronym T.H.U.G. L.I.F.E.
- 27. Starr's little brother who ends up holding a gun during the climax.