
When a Black boy is shot by police, his ghost witnesses the aftermath alongside Emmett Till. This New York Times bestseller with over 50 awards balances innocence and outrage, yet remains banned in some communities. What truths about racism can children's eyes reveal?
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Imagine waking up to find yourself watching your own dead body on the ground, blood staining your sneakers. This is how we meet twelve-year-old Jerome Rogers-both alive and dead simultaneously. "How small I look," he reflects, surprised by his diminutive appearance in death. "I thought I was bigger. Tough. But I'm just a bit of nothing." As a ghost, Jerome watches his family's devastation unfold-his mother wailing as police hold her back, his father punching walls in grief, his grandmother insisting that "every goodbye ain't gone," and his sister Kim retreating into books. What's particularly heartbreaking is Jerome's inability to comfort them. When he tries to touch his grieving mother as she lies on his basketball-themed bed with swollen eyes, his hand passes right through her. The apartment fills with mourners bringing food in what would seem like a celebration if not for the grief-stricken faces. Only his grandmother seems to sense something, turning when he moves or humming louder when he sits beside his father. As the family discusses his funeral, comparisons emerge between Jerome and other Black boys killed because of racial prejudice. His grandmother mentions Emmett Till, another Chicago boy murdered in 1955, while his father references Tamir Rice-"Another boy shot just because he's black." This connection across time becomes central, as Jerome discovers he's part of a long, tragic lineage of "ghost boys" wandering between worlds after violent deaths.
Ghost Boys의 핵심 아이디어를 이해하기 쉬운 포인트로 분해하여 혁신적인 팀이 어떻게 창조하고, 협력하고, 성장하는지 이해합니다.
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