In the beginning when everything happened with Khalil and the officer Starr wanted to stay quiet about the situation but as time went on she learned to speak up for Khalil because Khalil wasn't here anymore and she needed to be his voice for him to get justice the more she was speaking up the braver she felt because she knew she was doing all for Khalil even though she felt unbrave and scared she was still speaking up and protesting for him, a lot of people throughout the passage speak up and are doing things for Khalil.Here are some of the people who were examples of speaking up in the passage ‘’The Hate U Give’’ page 49 “One-Fifteen killed him” i say. “And he wasn't doing anything wrong. How much of a bigger picture do you need?” This shows that Starr…show more content… This also shows how Starr and her family are not the only people trying to get Justice for Khalil. A lot of people wanted justice for Khalil so they started protesting and things like that for Khalil. Throughout the passage you can see how many people want to get justice for Khalil and speak up for him since he's not here to do it anymore.Examples of speaking up in the passage ‘’The Hate U Give’’ is on page 20 ‘’that boy never hurt nobody he didn't deserve that sh*t’’ Starr dad says as he talks about Khali he says that because an officer shot at him and killed him when all Khalil was trying to do was check on Starr. This also shows that Starr and her family are trying to speak up for Khalil. Another example is on page 47 ‘’ Khalil wasn't speeding or driving recklessly it didn't seem like he had a reason to pull us over’’ this example shows that Starr was speaking up for Khalil and telling the people how Khalil wasn't doing anything wrong and there was no reason for him to get pulled over in the first place in page 47 it also shows Starr trying hard to get justice for Khalil and speaking up for
