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shocked by the teenage violence she witnessed during the rodney king riots in los angeles, erin gruwell became a teacher at a high school rampant with hostility and racial intolerance. for many of these students–whose ranks included substance abusers, gang members, the homeless, and victims of abuse–gruwell was the first person to treat them with dignity, to believe in their potential and help them see it themselves. soon, their loyalty towards their teacher and burning enthusiasm to help end violence and intolerance became a force of its own. inspired by reading the diary of anne frank and meeting zlata filipovic (the eleven-year old girl who wrote of her life in sarajevo during the civil war), the students began a joint diary of their inner-city upbringings. told through anonymous entries to protect their identities and allow for complete candor, the freedom writers diary is filled with astounding vignettes from 150 students who, like civil rights activist rosa parks and the freedom riders, heard society tell them where to go–and refused to listen.
proceeds from this book benefit the freedom writers foundation, an organization set up to provide scholarships for underprivieged youth and to train teachers
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a high school class of "at-risk" students in long beach, california, inspired by their english teacher, erin gruwell, kept this joint diary of anonymous entries. three voices read, one for gruwell, one for the girls, and one for the boys. these kids have rough lives, and the pieces range from puerile to horrific to moving as the class garners national and even international attention. all three narrators are clear, personable, and good at conveying emotion. but the snapshot quality and anonymity of the entries leads to sameness and a flattening effect, a fault of the text that the readers cannot overcome. this is a capable rendering of a sometimes frustrating book. w.m.
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length: (cm)20.4 width:(cm)14
目录
Table Of Contents:
Foreword xiii
Zlata Filipovic
FRESHMAN YEAR---FALL 1994
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 1(29)
First day of school 6(2)
Racial segregation at school 8(1)
Getting ``jumped'' 9(2)
Race riot on campus 11(1)
Buying a gun 12(2)
Death of a friend 14(2)
Gang initiation 16(1)
``Rushing'' a sorority 17(3)
Tagging 20(2)
Proposition 187: Discrimination 22(1)
Dyslexia 23(1)
Juvenile hall 24(2)
The projects 26(1)
Russian roulette 27(3)
FRESHMAN YEAR---SPRING 1995
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 30(17)
Romeo and Juliet; Gang rivalry 33(1)
Teenage love and running away 34(2)
Coping with weight 36(2)
Learning about diversity 38(1)
Oklahoma bombing 39(1)
Farewell to Manzanar: Japanese internment camps 40(1)
Overcoming adversity panel 41(2)
John Tu: Father figure vs. absent father 43(2)
Freshman turnaround 45(2)
SOPHOMORE YEAR---FALL 1995
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 47(32)
Homelessness 51(3)
Cystic fibrosis 54(1)
Shyness 55(1)
Twelve Angry Men 55(2)
Honors English 57(1)
Medieval Times 58(2)
Lesson on tolerance 60(1)
Toast for change 61(2)
Change for the better 63(1)
Testifying in murder case 64(3)
Teenage alcoholism 67(1)
Shoplifting 68(3)
Anne Frank's diary 71(1)
Teen diarists 71(2)
Zlata's Diary---Bosnia vs. L.A. riots 73(1)
Peter Maass: Article on Bosnia 74(2)
Zlata 76(2)
SOPHOMORE YEAR---SPRING 1996
A Letter to Zlata 78(1)
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 79(29)
Meeting a Holocaust survivor 84(1)
The woman who sheltered Anne Frank's family 85(2)
``Moment'' 87(2)
Zlata accepts our invitation 89(1)
Dinner with Zlata 90(1)
Diverse friendships 91(1)
``I am a human being'' 92(2)
Terrorism 94(2)
Day of tolerance: A field trip 96(2)
Doing speed 98(3)
Basketball for Bosnia: Weight 101(2)
Zlata's Letter 103(1)
Divorce 104(2)
Friends join class 106(1)
Letter from Miep 107(1)
JUNIOR YEAR---FALL 1996
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 108(31)
Racist teacher 112(2)
A grandmother's death 114(3)
Race riot 117(2)
Grade accountability 119(1)
Suicide 120(1)
Running away 121(2)
Getting a job 123(2)
Misogyny 125(1)
Molestation 126(3)
Boyfriend abuse 129(2)
Domestic violence 131(2)
Child abuse 133(3)
Death of brother 136(3)
JUNIOR YEAR---SPRING 1997
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 139(53)
Anne Frank's friends visit 142(1)
Masking fears 143(1)
Living in the projects 144(3)
Dyslexia 147(1)
Letter from Miep 148(2)
Student editing 150(1)
Abortion 151(1)
Catalysts for change 152(2)
Freedom Riders 154(2)
An American Diary . . . Voices from an Undeclared War 156(2)
Fund-raiser concert 158(1)
Freedom Writer poem 159(1)
Freedom Writers unite 160(2)
Strict father 162(2)
Arlington Cemetery 164(1)
Lincoln Memorial: Freedom Writers have a dream 165(1)
Covering up the swastika 166(1)
Hate crimes 167(2)
Holocaust Museum 169(1)
Dr. Mengele's experiment with twins 170(2)
Dinner with Secretary Riley 172(1)
``Stand'' 173(2)
Secretary Riley receives Freedom Writers' diary 175(2)
Candlelight vigil 177(1)
Departing D.C. 178(3)
Returning a family hero 181(2)
Jeremy Strohmeyer: Murder 183(1)
David Cash 184(1)
Peace march for Sherrice Iverson 185(2)
Senior Class President 187(1)
Separation anxiety 188(2)
Staying together 190(2)
SENIOR YEAR---FALL 1997
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 192(29)
Cheryl Best: Inspiration 195(2)
``Eviction Notice'' 197(1)
Financial problems 198(2)
Illegal immigrant 200(2)
The first Latina Secretary of Education 202(2)
Pursuing filmmaking 204(1)
Road not taken: Contemplating college 205(1)
Finding a mentor 206(2)
Being a mentor 208(2)
Los Angeles Times article 210(1)
A letter from prison 211(1)
Deadbeat dad 212(2)
Sorority hazing 214(2)
Fear of losing a father 216(2)
Death of a mother 218(3)
SENIOR YEAR---SPRING 1998
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 221(51)
Guess? sponsorship 223(2)
Spirit of Anne Frank Award 225(2)
New York City roommates 227(2)
Celebrating Anne Frank 229(1)
Abuse of power 230(2)
Peter Maass: The role of a journalist 232(1)
Book agent 233(1)
Getting published 234(1)
Basketball playoffs: Teamwork 235(2)
A lesson from Animal Farm 237(1)
Attitude adjustment 238(3)
Introducing Senator Barbara Boxer 241(1)
Attention deficit disorder 242(2)
Homosexuality 244(1)
Prom queen 245(2)
``Whoever saves one life saves the world entire'' 247(2)
Breaking the cycle 249(2)
Football all-American 251(2)
Baseball dilemma 253(1)
A college acceptance 254(1)
Fear of abandonment 255(2)
Teenage pregnancy 257(2)
Southwest Airlines 259(1)
Computers for college! 260(1)
The giving tree: Crackhead parents 261(2)
Graduation Class Speaker 263(1)
From drugs to honors 264(3)
Overcoming the odds 267(1)
Graduation! 268(4)
Epilogue 272(6)
Acknowledgments 278
Foreword xiii
Zlata Filipovic
FRESHMAN YEAR---FALL 1994
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 1(29)
First day of school 6(2)
Racial segregation at school 8(1)
Getting ``jumped'' 9(2)
Race riot on campus 11(1)
Buying a gun 12(2)
Death of a friend 14(2)
Gang initiation 16(1)
``Rushing'' a sorority 17(3)
Tagging 20(2)
Proposition 187: Discrimination 22(1)
Dyslexia 23(1)
Juvenile hall 24(2)
The projects 26(1)
Russian roulette 27(3)
FRESHMAN YEAR---SPRING 1995
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 30(17)
Romeo and Juliet; Gang rivalry 33(1)
Teenage love and running away 34(2)
Coping with weight 36(2)
Learning about diversity 38(1)
Oklahoma bombing 39(1)
Farewell to Manzanar: Japanese internment camps 40(1)
Overcoming adversity panel 41(2)
John Tu: Father figure vs. absent father 43(2)
Freshman turnaround 45(2)
SOPHOMORE YEAR---FALL 1995
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 47(32)
Homelessness 51(3)
Cystic fibrosis 54(1)
Shyness 55(1)
Twelve Angry Men 55(2)
Honors English 57(1)
Medieval Times 58(2)
Lesson on tolerance 60(1)
Toast for change 61(2)
Change for the better 63(1)
Testifying in murder case 64(3)
Teenage alcoholism 67(1)
Shoplifting 68(3)
Anne Frank's diary 71(1)
Teen diarists 71(2)
Zlata's Diary---Bosnia vs. L.A. riots 73(1)
Peter Maass: Article on Bosnia 74(2)
Zlata 76(2)
SOPHOMORE YEAR---SPRING 1996
A Letter to Zlata 78(1)
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 79(29)
Meeting a Holocaust survivor 84(1)
The woman who sheltered Anne Frank's family 85(2)
``Moment'' 87(2)
Zlata accepts our invitation 89(1)
Dinner with Zlata 90(1)
Diverse friendships 91(1)
``I am a human being'' 92(2)
Terrorism 94(2)
Day of tolerance: A field trip 96(2)
Doing speed 98(3)
Basketball for Bosnia: Weight 101(2)
Zlata's Letter 103(1)
Divorce 104(2)
Friends join class 106(1)
Letter from Miep 107(1)
JUNIOR YEAR---FALL 1996
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 108(31)
Racist teacher 112(2)
A grandmother's death 114(3)
Race riot 117(2)
Grade accountability 119(1)
Suicide 120(1)
Running away 121(2)
Getting a job 123(2)
Misogyny 125(1)
Molestation 126(3)
Boyfriend abuse 129(2)
Domestic violence 131(2)
Child abuse 133(3)
Death of brother 136(3)
JUNIOR YEAR---SPRING 1997
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 139(53)
Anne Frank's friends visit 142(1)
Masking fears 143(1)
Living in the projects 144(3)
Dyslexia 147(1)
Letter from Miep 148(2)
Student editing 150(1)
Abortion 151(1)
Catalysts for change 152(2)
Freedom Riders 154(2)
An American Diary . . . Voices from an Undeclared War 156(2)
Fund-raiser concert 158(1)
Freedom Writer poem 159(1)
Freedom Writers unite 160(2)
Strict father 162(2)
Arlington Cemetery 164(1)
Lincoln Memorial: Freedom Writers have a dream 165(1)
Covering up the swastika 166(1)
Hate crimes 167(2)
Holocaust Museum 169(1)
Dr. Mengele's experiment with twins 170(2)
Dinner with Secretary Riley 172(1)
``Stand'' 173(2)
Secretary Riley receives Freedom Writers' diary 175(2)
Candlelight vigil 177(1)
Departing D.C. 178(3)
Returning a family hero 181(2)
Jeremy Strohmeyer: Murder 183(1)
David Cash 184(1)
Peace march for Sherrice Iverson 185(2)
Senior Class President 187(1)
Separation anxiety 188(2)
Staying together 190(2)
SENIOR YEAR---FALL 1997
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 192(29)
Cheryl Best: Inspiration 195(2)
``Eviction Notice'' 197(1)
Financial problems 198(2)
Illegal immigrant 200(2)
The first Latina Secretary of Education 202(2)
Pursuing filmmaking 204(1)
Road not taken: Contemplating college 205(1)
Finding a mentor 206(2)
Being a mentor 208(2)
Los Angeles Times article 210(1)
A letter from prison 211(1)
Deadbeat dad 212(2)
Sorority hazing 214(2)
Fear of losing a father 216(2)
Death of a mother 218(3)
SENIOR YEAR---SPRING 1998
Ms. Gruwell's Diary Entry 221(51)
Guess? sponsorship 223(2)
Spirit of Anne Frank Award 225(2)
New York City roommates 227(2)
Celebrating Anne Frank 229(1)
Abuse of power 230(2)
Peter Maass: The role of a journalist 232(1)
Book agent 233(1)
Getting published 234(1)
Basketball playoffs: Teamwork 235(2)
A lesson from Animal Farm 237(1)
Attitude adjustment 238(3)
Introducing Senator Barbara Boxer 241(1)
Attention deficit disorder 242(2)
Homosexuality 244(1)
Prom queen 245(2)
``Whoever saves one life saves the world entire'' 247(2)
Breaking the cycle 249(2)
Football all-American 251(2)
Baseball dilemma 253(1)
A college acceptance 254(1)
Fear of abandonment 255(2)
Teenage pregnancy 257(2)
Southwest Airlines 259(1)
Computers for college! 260(1)
The giving tree: Crackhead parents 261(2)
Graduation Class Speaker 263(1)
From drugs to honors 264(3)
Overcoming the odds 267(1)
Graduation! 268(4)
Epilogue 272(6)
Acknowledgments 278
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