Equality: the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities. This idea never seems to truly be displayed around the United States. All these people claim that there is equality and that there is judgement because of the race or social class you're in but that is not true at all. America will never fully achieve true racial and social equality.
One of the main reasons why equality will never be in full effect is because of the way that people think they are better than others just because of the color of their skin or how much money they have. People constantly, throughout the world, are put down and treated like they aren’t as good as others just because of the amount of money in their wallet and the color of their skin. A perfect example from the book of this reason was how Mr. Ewell thought that he could just …show more content…
Everybody is entitled to an opinion, but that opinion isn’t always going to be the solution or the opinion that everyone else has. In the book To Kill a Mockingbird, Mayella was forced to do something she didn’t want to do because of how someone didn’t want to do what Mayella wanted to do, and he (as in Bob Ewell) put his wants and needs before hers. Mr. Ewell could have easily talked to Mayella more and took her wants into more consideration instead of just doing what he wanted her to do instead. An example of the inability to compromise in the real world is how there are such things as dictators and dictatorships which are groups with a person or a single person makes all decisions and doesn't take anybody else's votes or wants into thought while making their decision. If people just learned the ability to compromise better, it would help out the world in many ways, not just helping get rid of social and racial
One of the main reasons why equality will never be in full effect is because of the way that people think they are better than others just because of the color of their skin or how much money they have. People constantly, throughout the world, are put down and treated like they aren’t as good as others just because of the amount of money in their wallet and the color of their skin. A perfect example from the book of this reason was how Mr. Ewell thought that he could just …show more content…
Everybody is entitled to an opinion, but that opinion isn’t always going to be the solution or the opinion that everyone else has. In the book To Kill a Mockingbird, Mayella was forced to do something she didn’t want to do because of how someone didn’t want to do what Mayella wanted to do, and he (as in Bob Ewell) put his wants and needs before hers. Mr. Ewell could have easily talked to Mayella more and took her wants into more consideration instead of just doing what he wanted her to do instead. An example of the inability to compromise in the real world is how there are such things as dictators and dictatorships which are groups with a person or a single person makes all decisions and doesn't take anybody else's votes or wants into thought while making their decision. If people just learned the ability to compromise better, it would help out the world in many ways, not just helping get rid of social and racial