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We Beat the Steets
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Prezi by: Megan Ellis
We Beat the Street By Drs.Sampson Davis,George Jenkins,and Rameck Hunt
Plot
3 Quotes
SPOILER
1. “It’s not like he wanted to get into trouble-it was just so easy to do so.” pg. 74
2.“Many seemed to accept jail as part of their life, as their inevitable future. But Rameck bristled at the thought.” pg. 103
3. “Many seemed to accept jail as part of their life, as their inevitable future. But Rameck bristled at the thought.” pg.156
After all the boys went through, they had officially "Beat the Street". After four years at Seton Hall University Rameck and Sampson had graduated with their doctorate and George graduated with his dental degree! These are three amazing role models to kids from the streets to the kids not doing any homework.
Settings
Characters
One street in Newark Ghetto
The Three Doctors
Themes and POV
Seton Hall University Dorms Where the Boys stayed
A few Settings where the story of The Three Doctors took place mainly in Newark, NJ and Seton Hall University.
The Plot of the memoir "we beat the Street" By: "The Three Doctors" was mainly about three of many troubled kids in the "ghetto" of Newark, New Jersey. As many other kids in their neighborhood, the boys would run into trouble sometimes. They would encounter the drug addicts, drug dealers, and many troubled people in their neighborhood. They had no true role models. Soon they decided they would make a pact with each other and would finish high school and go to medical school to give back to Newark and be role models.
One of the most important themes in the book is Friendship. This is shown in that they made a pact and continued to push each other to their strongest point. The point of view is first person.
The three main characters were also the authors of this book, Dr. Sampson Davis, Dr. George Jenkins, Dr. Rameck Hunt. Other characters would be their few encouraging teachers and their strong supporter at Seton Hall, Carla.