Bias is shown through society when the novel To KIll A Mockingbird shows how the people in Maycomb feel about African American people with other things like how to dress or how you should behave.A child’s point of view is used because children are not as biased as adults are and learn to see biases only from adults. Biases in the real world like happen all the time and in my experience kids don’t have many biases as adult that affect society.
Biases are shown in many ways in society . An example to show bias in society is in the novel when the narrator says “ Mrs. Dubose bawled. And you - she pointed an arthritic finger at me- what are you doing in those overalls? You should be in a dress and camisole, young lady…”. The quote shows how Mrs. Dubose is biased about how girls should dress and think it is the only way girls should dress. This shows how people are biased in society and in the real world biases like this are shown at school with dress codes so you have to be dressed a certain way and people think that is the only way to dress.With this evidence biases are easily shown throughout society. …show more content…
Kids are usually not biases about many things as much as adults are and really gain those biases from adults and still learning things in life. This can be seen when in the story a character says,” If you can learn a simple trick scout,you’ll get along a lot better with all kinds of folks. You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view. This shows that scout is learning and shows that scout is not as biased and is seeing things not from a biased point of view. From my own personal experience kids are more open minded than adults because they dont care much about society’s
Biases are shown in many ways in society . An example to show bias in society is in the novel when the narrator says “ Mrs. Dubose bawled. And you - she pointed an arthritic finger at me- what are you doing in those overalls? You should be in a dress and camisole, young lady…”. The quote shows how Mrs. Dubose is biased about how girls should dress and think it is the only way girls should dress. This shows how people are biased in society and in the real world biases like this are shown at school with dress codes so you have to be dressed a certain way and people think that is the only way to dress.With this evidence biases are easily shown throughout society. …show more content…
Kids are usually not biases about many things as much as adults are and really gain those biases from adults and still learning things in life. This can be seen when in the story a character says,” If you can learn a simple trick scout,you’ll get along a lot better with all kinds of folks. You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view. This shows that scout is learning and shows that scout is not as biased and is seeing things not from a biased point of view. From my own personal experience kids are more open minded than adults because they dont care much about society’s