? Does anyone know about the Holocaust? The only white man raised his hand. Has anyone ever been shot? Only the white man didn't raise his hand. ?This film is based on Erin Gruwell's autobiography and tells the true story of what happened between a group of "bad students" and a "good teacher." ? How are prejudices formed? Why is there discrimination and prejudice among people? This film involves gangs and group differences between whites, blacks, Asians, and "brown-skinned people" in the United States due to different skin colors, which in turn lead to discrimination, prejudice, and death... ? In addition to being passionate and hot, Mrs. Ailin heart, nothing. She entered the class of 203, like stepping into a world she has never set foot on. The students were grumpy because she was white, and she was powerless about the dilemmas and conflicts the students faced. But she is willing to treat every student equally. She works two part-time jobs, buys books for students, takes them on tours, learns about Nazi concentration camps, compiles their diaries and stories together into a book... Eventually, they gradually break the gang boundaries and become kind and good. ? What is education? Is it to make excellent students better? Why some not-so-good kids are getting worse, because while we give them up, we teach them to never give up. ? Thought-provoking, very touching. This may be for every growing young person - everyone has the opportunity to be who they want to be, and no one can limit you. No one can give up on you unless you give up on yourself.
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