To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is the story of a little girl, Scout, who lives in a small town named Maycomb in Alabama. The story follows her in the events in a Southern place in 1930’s, the novel focuses a lot on racism and how white people used to treat and think about black people. One example of this would be Tom Robinson, in which he was accused of raping a white girl, his trail proved he was without a question innocent. Even so, having the jury being white, they were biased against Tom Robinson being black, they voted him guilty. The theme of this book can show that instead of being prejudice against someone’s race, consider their point of view.
In one of the first moments in which Scout realizes how segregated Maycomb truly
In one of the first moments in which Scout realizes how segregated Maycomb truly