Question 1

Dear Martin

—- How is Justyce treated as a witness? On chapter 22

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Question 2

Dear Martin

does the courtroom encourage truth? On chapter 22

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Question 3

Dear Martin

How does Justyce’s mama feel about SJ and Justyce dating? Chapter 21

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Question 4

Dear Martin

What has happened to Tison’s home? How has this affected Justyce? Chapter 21

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Question 5

Dear Martin

How does Justyce react when Jared and Blake are both making racist and stereotypical claims? On chapter 10

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Question 6

Dear Martin

Do you think Justyce’s reaction is valid? Why? On chapter 10

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Question 7

Dear Martin

On page 93, Manny tells Justyce: “You’re way too sensitive, man.” Do you think this is fair? On chapter 10

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Question 8

Dear Martin

Justyce is struggling with the statement: “Why are black people so angry all the time?” Do you think anger is a valid feeling? On chapter 10

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Question 9

Dear Martin

Manny’s dad is quite successful. However, do you consider his road to success “equal” to his white colleagues’ roads to success? On chapter 12

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Question 10

Dear Martin

what is some of the speculation surrounding manny's death? On chapter 15

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Question 11

Dear Martin

in these cases, why do you think the media often tries to justify murders? On chapter 15

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Question 12

Dear Martin

at the funeral, justyce sees jared and says his “eyes are haunted” why? On chapter 15

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Question 13

Dear Martin

On page 63, SJ tells Jared that he “should consider [his] starting point versus someone else’s.” Explain this statement. On chapter 7

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Question 14

Dear Martin

Describe the beliefs Jared has voiced so far. Is Jared racist? On chapter 7

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Question 15

Dear Martin

How does racism affect Justice's confidence? On chapter 7 , December13th

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Question 16

Dear Martin

How has being raised around mostly white people affected Manny’s life? On chapter 8

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Question 17

Dear Martin

What are two themes for chapter 7?

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Question 18

Dear Martin

For a second, Justyce blames “assholes like Trey” for being the reason why cops treat “all black dudes [like they] are up to no good.” Do you think this is a justified opinion? Do you think this is victim blaming?. On chapter 5

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Question 19

Dear Martin

Justyce is experiencing intense internal conflict. What is he struggling with? In Chapter 5

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Question 20

Dear Martin

Why is Justyce afraid to fall for SJ? On chapter 5

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Question 21

Dear Martin

On page 49, Justyce says leaving and staying at the Halloween parties were both statements. What does he mean by this? Do you think Justyce made the right choice? Explain. On chapter 5

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Question 22

Dear Martin

On page 12, Justyce says: “I thought if I made sure to be an upstanding member of society, I’d be exempt from the stuff THOSE black guys deal with.” Is Justyce stereotyping?

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Question 23

Dear Martin

Why is Justyce writing to MLK? (Does it have to do with needing to have a sense of community?)

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Question 24

Dear Martin

What does Trey mean by Manny and Justyce needing to “stay connected to the white man for the ride to the top.” Do you agree or disagree with Trey?

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Question 25

Dear Martin

On page 38, Justyce asks “How do I handle people like Jared?” What advice would you give Justyce?

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