The novel ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ shows us about the problem of human inequality and divisions between society by facing early forms of prejudices and racism towards people such as Tom robinson and others in maycomb. The subject of racism is still revalent in today's society, even though it's become much less active. The novel is a clear demonstration of how some people can be treated unfairly, solely based on the color of their skin.
The case of Tom Robinson is a clear representation of how people can be prejudiced, demonstrated by how the jury found him guilty when it was clear that he was not. Atticus made it clear that Tom was incapable of injuring mayella because he's a righty, and the person that caused the injuring on mayllea was
The case of Tom Robinson is a clear representation of how people can be prejudiced, demonstrated by how the jury found him guilty when it was clear that he was not. Atticus made it clear that Tom was incapable of injuring mayella because he's a righty, and the person that caused the injuring on mayllea was