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    Olsi Gjata HWOC Mrs.Kim 16 May, 2017 TKAM Essay Discrimination is something that can happen anywhere in the world. The majority is white people discriminating colored people because they are different. Colored people do not fight back because they have gone through it and do not discriminate. Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird displays discrimination just like it is in the real world. The fact that the majority of white people in Maycomb discriminate and black people do not suggests that one…

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    Myrdal stated in his 1500 page An American Dilemma: The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy, that blacks were often forced to have a hostile relationship with whites: “Blacks had been made to lead lives of lawless danger” (Reason 3). In chapter 24 of TKAM, Ms.Merriweather refers to blacks as “darkys”, which adds to the increasing hostility between whites and blacks. To add, she orders her “darky” cook to be less “sulky”, shortly after Tom Robinsons’ death. This entirely shows the lack of empathy…

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    In Mr. Thoma’s class we read the Novel To Kill A mockingbird (TKAM) by Harper Lee. In this story the main character is a young girl named Scout Finch, as the story goes on Scout and her brother jem come of age after they watched their father defend a colored man in the south named Tom Robinson during the 1930’s. Tom robinson was accused of raping a white women named Mayella Ewell, Atticus Finch the children’s father stated evidence that made Tom Robinson not guilty. on page 225 chapter 17 Bob…

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    Theme and Tone In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee and in “Courage” by Edgar A. Guest, there are many similarities in the development of the theme and tone and several reasons why Harper Lee chose to present it this way. To begin, in both pieces of literature, the theme of courage is presented in similar ways. Courage can be defined as the bravery of someone to do something. Courage is hidden in everyone but is not always used for everything. In To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus shows…

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    Mockingbird grasped my attention much more than The Chosen through action packed chapters, understandable vocabulary, and characters that always surprised me. Instead of chapters filled with history lessons, Talmud arguments, and deep conversations, tkam incorporated both meaning and action into a novel. Too many times I found my mind drifting from one thing to the other while reading The Chosen. However, I looked forward to reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Each page made me wonder what would…

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    Songtai Spring Final Exam TKAM Essay Questions Essay (A) To kill a Mockingbird has always been widely considered as a growing up and coming of age story. The main character that is growing through the story is Scout Finch, who is about to turn six years old when the book begins and turned eight when the book ends. The book is about what she learns about the people and life over the course of two years. Scout learn three major lessons from the experience, she learns partly from Atticus and…

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    In the United States, about 77 percent of the population identifies as white whereas only 13 percent identifies as black, or African American. Because the gap between the two races is so profound, white began to seem like the norm and black was seen as different. If there’s anything I’ve learned anything about how us humans think, It’s that we don’t like change. We see something different and immediately assume that thing is bad, and we then decide to stay within their comfort zones. As a result…

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    advance”. In the book, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, the character Jem Finch does not get paralyzed by fear, his heroic personality faces fear head on. Even though Jem is just a maturing child, he shows a lot of adult traits that are revealed in TKAM. Jem shows passion, courageousness, and adventure throughout the novel. One adjective that associates with Jem is being adventurous. In the beginning of the book, and they frequently plays pretend, “Jem, naturally was Boo: he went on the…

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    In To Kill A Mockingbird , Scout possessed some similar childhood experiences nevertheless traits like the author,Harper Lee. The majority of the book displays Lee’s childhood into Scout’s childhood. The other roles in the book, see Scout differently than others.Atticus, Scout’s father , is well known for explaining situations to her when she doesn’t see them eye to eye.Calpurnia’s, the housemaid, analysis of Scout is naïve, little girl. Absorbing the judgements from other characters,Scout is…

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    Imagine a world where books are banned and restricted from schools just because someone gets offended about the content in the books. The sad truth is that this is a real problem in America today. Some school boards are banning the book To Kill a Mockingbird for the “offensive language” that it uses. The reason that books like this should not have a moratorium placed on them, is because these books are just showing a part of history not trying to offend anyone with a few words. The first…

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