Erin Gruwell, he was in charge of teaching the first time in Long Beach, California, other teachers assume he will not be able to change the students who have a hard life, gang wars, drugs, and a number of other difficult situations. Gruwell quickly learned that students have more potential to be considered rather than daily homework. The students believe that they do not have anything to learn from a white woman who had never experienced direct violence, discrimination, and hatred which is part of the daily life of them. One day, Gruwell when passing by the side of the bench his disciples he see a hateful racist caricatures. The disciples Gruwell said that it was a kind of hatred and misunderstanding that led to the Holocaust. Gruwell surprised to learn that her students had never heard of the Holocaust. Gruwell worked part-time to earn extra money to buy the book The Diary of a Young Girl bouquet of Anne Frank. Zlata's Diary: A Child's Life in Sarajevo. He also gave each student a journal for them to have a place to discuss their feelings, their fears, and their experience. Indeed For the first time, students interested in academics. To make life changes this historic, the students held a "Read-a-Thon for Tolerance" to raise money to invite Miep Gies to their school, the woman who hid the family of Anne Frank , They also visited by Zlata Filipovic. Students gaining tremendous recognition from the media and the government, hoping that others will find inspiration in their success stories. Perhaps this is the peak of their success. The students traveled to New York to receive the award. In 1999, Students also went to Europe together where they visited the Anne Frank House and the concentration camps.
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