It's his concept of "THUG LIFE" that becomes an important motif in the book while also providing the title. It's no surprise that Thomas drew inspiration for the book's title from Tupac Shakur, a rapper well known for music that focuses on the hardship of racism, social oppression, and life in poor communities.
One of the prevalent themes of the book is how the oppressive systems that keep minorities from getting ahead feed into the cycle of crime, violence, and poverty that dominates poor communities. "I found myself more angry and more frustrated and more hurt," she admitted. Though Thomas initially put the book aside because it was emotionally draining, she decided to expand the story into a novel after the deaths of several more black lives at the hands of police officers. The Hate U Give Film Is a Faithful Retelling of the Novel With a Few Key Differences
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