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* {{Anvilicious}}: The entire book is a one-sided argument, with the authority figures doing everything short of twirling their mustaches.
* DesignatedVillain: Most notable with Esperanza. She's gay and Latina, but the other LGBT/POC characters treat her like a clueless interloper at best, who's overstepping bounds when she does anything other than keep quiet and listen. When a gay Latino teenager is killed by police, her hurt and confusion are answered with "glares" from the other characters. When she's a victim of police brutality herself, and is described as scared, breathless, and crying, the protagonist's reaction is to think "This was what it took....He didn’t know if it was enough."
* DesignatedVillain: Most notable with Esperanza. She's gay and Latina, but the other LGBT/POC characters treat her like a clueless interloper at best, who's overstepping bounds when she does anything other than keep quiet and listen. When a gay Latino teenager is killed by police, her hurt and confusion are answered with "glares" from the other characters. When she's a victim of police brutality herself, and is described as scared, breathless, and crying, the protagonist's reaction is to think "This was what it took....He didn’t know if it was enough."
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* {{Anvilicious}}: The entire book is a one-sided argument, unsubtle about police brutality and racism, with the authority figures doing everything short of twirling their mustaches.
* DesignatedVillain: Most notable with Esperanza. She's gay and Latina, but the other LGBT/POC characters treat her like a clueless interloper at best, who's overstepping bounds when she does anything other than keep quiet and listen. [[spoiler: When a gay Latino teenager is killed by police, her hurt and confusion are answered with "glares" from the other characters. When she's a victim of police brutality herself, and is described as scared, breathless, and crying, the protagonist's reaction is to think "This was what it took....He didn’t know if it was enough.""]] It's indicated that being raised by white and clueless BourgeoisBohemian parents has shaped her worldview.
* DesignatedVillain: Most notable with Esperanza. She's gay and Latina, but the other LGBT/POC characters treat her like a clueless interloper at best, who's overstepping bounds when she does anything other than keep quiet and listen. [[spoiler: When a gay Latino teenager is killed by police, her hurt and confusion are answered with "glares" from the other characters. When she's a victim of police brutality herself, and is described as scared, breathless, and crying, the protagonist's reaction is to think "This was what it took....He didn’t know if it was enough.
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* DesignatedVillain: Most notable with Esperanza. She's gay and Latina, but the other LGBT/POC characters treat her like a clueless interloper at best, who's overstepping bounds when she does anything other than keep quiet and listen. When a gay Latino teenager is killed by police, her hurt and confusion are answered with "glares" from the other characters. When she's a victim of police brutality herself, and is described as scared, breathless, and crying, the protagonist's reaction is to think "This was what it took....He didn’t know if it was enough."
