Freedom Writer's Diary: Movie Analysis

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Freedom Writers Diary is a book by Erin Gruwell and was adopted by the film Freedom writers on the year of 2007. It is a movie that we watched during the class of computer fundamentals and it is said that it is adopted on the book of the ‘Freedom Writer’s Diary’ by Erin Gruwell. For us we used to assume things and easily stick stigma without them knowing. We don’t think before we act, the reason why blaming people is used as an excuse. Several people don’t put an effort to change the students’ behaviors and their racist problems because they assumed that they don’t have potentials.

There are a lot of peoples’ perspective. One is interaction which influences the society’s language and culture for a better change. In this movie, all considerations

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