Zootopia Vs Tkam Research Paper

Zootopia and TKAM both have prejudice and bias people, there is racism shown in both the book and the movie. In Zootopia Judy hopps, is told she cannot be a cop because she is a bunny even though she wants to be. Since she is a girl most of the things she does is not allowed since in the old times and is supposed to be really polite. Comparing Zootopia and TKAM, proving that sexism is equal within Judy with Zootopia and Scout with Maycomb. Someone shown sexism throughout the movie is Judy Hopps, same as well for when Scout can not act a certain way due to her gender. In hopes to become a cop others told Judy not to have high hopes. Others see Judy and Scout as girls, People are quick to be biased towards them since they are girls and should act a certain way.Dressing, acting and talking, is told to Scout and Judy.. It really upsets Scout that she is forced to wear overalls. That was a prime example, they are both very similar in a way of having sexism shown against them. They both want to live past the expectations of how everyone sees them. …show more content…
Zootopia, Judy thought it would be divergent from her town, being shown as everyone being corresponding. Judy got to Zootopia and seen everyone being treated unequally, she herself even made a remark saying “only bunnies can call other bunnies cute.” On her first day on duty she tries to see the good in a fox but gets rudely awakened by him fitting the category that everyone depicts foxes of. After the trial of Tom, Scout begins to see equality in all people and not understand the reason of racial prejudice.Scout thought that Tom should not have been guilty. After this she realizes that he pleaded guilty because of his racial