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Hello. My name is money and this is my team
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triangle for the book that you goes Human hate you
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give is that with every hate you give, Angie Thomas
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presents idea that misconceptions can often lead to miss half.
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So in the book, um, a lot of people were
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watching in the news of our Khalil and what had
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happened suspected that the reason Coolio had died was because
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of drugs and because he was a drug dealer.
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And although Coolio was a drug dealer, that was not
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the reason that he died.
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And then the police officer thought that the hair brushed
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by Khalil had was a gun went in reality.
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It was just a hair brush.
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And then once I was making her interviews for, um
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Coolio and won't happen.
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The lady who was interviewing I was trying to mix
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up her words like a sow that Khalil was at
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fault for him being dead and not the police officer.
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And to back up the theme, I found a video
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about a, um, shooting about a black man who was
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unarmed. So the black man was a behavior therapist and
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he had a man with him.
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That had autism and the black man was under four
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wickets and hands of showing that he was not harmful.
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And he even told the police officer that they had
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no weapons and that the man with autism had a
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toy car with him so that the police officer wouldn't
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think that that was a weapon.
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But yet after the man told him this, the police
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officer still shot him, which goes to show that maybe
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the police officer did misread the tour car and thought
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that it was a weapon.
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When it wasn't so, it led to the man being
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shot. But we don't really know because the police officer
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said that he didn't know like you shot a man
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and I, like about this up would be an article
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that I found called eight judges a chance of venue
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murder. Trial of Alabama officer finally begins.
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So this article is basically about a police officer who
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be on shot a black man outside his house because
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he thought that this man was a man that he
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was looking for when in reality, it wasn't so.
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In the article, it says that Mr Gunn, 58 was
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walking home from a late night card game in February
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2016 when he was stopped by Officer Smith.
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The officer later said, Mr Gone looked like someone who
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had run from him the week before dark clothing, blackmail
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after reports of burglaries in the area.
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So this basically goes to show that Officer Smith thought
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that this man was someone else.
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So that's why he stopped him and shot him.
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Which doesn't make sense, because if he thought that it
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was someone else, he should have paid more attention in
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the article.
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It also says that according to Officer Smith, Mr Gunn
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Flood midway through the encounter, the officer gave Chase, used
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a stun weapon on Mr Gun three times and beat
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him with a metal baton before firing a gun seven
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times. Five of the bullets hit Mr.
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Gunn, who was crying out for his neighbors, help.
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He died steps away from his home.
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So this basically goes to show that that, um, Officer
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Smith's misconception of who Mr Gunn was got him shots
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and killed.
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So, in conclusion, the theme for the hate you give
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is that misconceptions can often lead to
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