Writers use language to inform readers by viewing facts or opinions in another way. Authors, writers, and speakers use language as a form of an impact on society by informing the reader or to change his or her way of thinking. Authors can suggest new ideas and present facts in their writing to make it more influencing. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee informs the reader of racial injustices that occurred in his area in the early 1900s and persuades individuals to be against racism. For example, Harper Lee encourages society to step up and end racism by giving men and women the equal rights they deserve. The author also gives reasons to why racism should no longer be a major role in his life because he notices the ways it affects people
