As a Negro, Tom Robinson confronted the racial bias that many blacks persevered amid the 1930s in the Deep South. Alabama, in the same way as other Southern states, had laws with respect to the isolation of blacks and whites; associating between the races in broad daylight spots was unlawful in numerous regions. However, Tom, being the well-disposed man that he was, identified with Mayella, and he endeavored to help her without acknowledging he was being tricked into the Ewell house for different reasons. He was blamed for assaulting Mayella; such a charge would not have happened if their hues had been switched. He was discovered blameworthy by an all-white jury, every one of whom was obviously one-sided against the shade of Tom's skin. As
