For the most part today 's society has come a long way. Everyone is considered human and get treated accordingly. As displayed in Harper Lee 's To Kill A Mockingbird readers are able to envision a mental image of what it was like from 1933-35. Readers see how much better it was to be a male rather than a female. We see what your status means and how African-Americans were treated among Caucasians. Many social inequalities are seen and challenged in the town of Maycomb.
One example of inequality in sociaty is between males and females. We see this between Dill, Jemmand Scout. Between the kids whenever things don 't go the way they want them to or when things go wrong and someone see them and they are always questioned as to why they 've done …show more content…
Boo Radley was thought of as a bad guy and by the end we we see that he 's actually not that bad. The towns folks were creeped out because of things they had heared. Even Jem, Dill and Scout make fun of him by creating a game about him. The kids wanted to know more about him and parents told them to keeps their distance, he was talked about as a creature rather than a human being who never went outside and that 's all he was known for. Judgement is also present in Calpurnias language, she talks one was around white folks and another around blacks. She talks like and educated person would when she 's around the Fintches a s their friends and family. However when she takes Jem and Scout to an African-American church they see another side of her, she talked they same way they do even though she knows she doesn 't want her friends to know that she knows better so she just talks like them. She also knows that people would just think that she 's trying to be a smart ass and knows that none of her friends would want to learn kphow to speak properly so she decides that her speaking differently is what would be best. She has to act differently so her status around her friends isn 't lowered. She has to hide who she really is. Another different from of statuses are the lables given to the kind or family you 're from. Bob Ewells family is known as white …show more content…
There is inequality between the sexes, statues, and skin colours. Throughout the story Scout is constantly being told to "act like a girl" her aunt is brought in to teach Scout about womanhood and inforce femininity although Atticus is doing a perfectly fine job parenting and having Scout be who she wants to be. Also the entire jury is made up of men. We see how Boo Radley, Calpurnia and the Ewells staues do in fact make a difference in how they are seen. Blacks are at the bottom of each social standing. The Ewells were thought of as a more reliable resource than a black man, blacks have the worst jobs. Education isn 't thought of as a basic need for
One example of inequality in sociaty is between males and females. We see this between Dill, Jemmand Scout. Between the kids whenever things don 't go the way they want them to or when things go wrong and someone see them and they are always questioned as to why they 've done …show more content…
Boo Radley was thought of as a bad guy and by the end we we see that he 's actually not that bad. The towns folks were creeped out because of things they had heared. Even Jem, Dill and Scout make fun of him by creating a game about him. The kids wanted to know more about him and parents told them to keeps their distance, he was talked about as a creature rather than a human being who never went outside and that 's all he was known for. Judgement is also present in Calpurnias language, she talks one was around white folks and another around blacks. She talks like and educated person would when she 's around the Fintches a s their friends and family. However when she takes Jem and Scout to an African-American church they see another side of her, she talked they same way they do even though she knows she doesn 't want her friends to know that she knows better so she just talks like them. She also knows that people would just think that she 's trying to be a smart ass and knows that none of her friends would want to learn kphow to speak properly so she decides that her speaking differently is what would be best. She has to act differently so her status around her friends isn 't lowered. She has to hide who she really is. Another different from of statuses are the lables given to the kind or family you 're from. Bob Ewells family is known as white …show more content…
There is inequality between the sexes, statues, and skin colours. Throughout the story Scout is constantly being told to "act like a girl" her aunt is brought in to teach Scout about womanhood and inforce femininity although Atticus is doing a perfectly fine job parenting and having Scout be who she wants to be. Also the entire jury is made up of men. We see how Boo Radley, Calpurnia and the Ewells staues do in fact make a difference in how they are seen. Blacks are at the bottom of each social standing. The Ewells were thought of as a more reliable resource than a black man, blacks have the worst jobs. Education isn 't thought of as a basic need for