The 2019-2020 Hostos Reads! selection is Angie Thomas’ thought-provoking novel, The Hate U Give. The novel’s
themes of inequality, social justice, and self-identity are sure to start discussions in the classroom and the Hostos
community.
Pick up a copy or arrange for your class to read the book at the Center for Teaching and Learning (B-418).
The Hate U Give, this year’s Hostos Reads selection, tells the story of a young girl who struggles to find her voice
after witnessing her friend’s murder by a police officer. This semester, join us in a series offered in conjunction
with the Bronx Defenders to learn how to protect your rights and find your civic voice.
Stay informed at https://commons.hostos.cuny.edu/hostosreads/
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