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In The Name Of Justice

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English

 

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October 9, 2015

 

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The film The Long Walk Home is a real life story about the hardship of black persons in the 1950's, and all of the nasty things that they had to go through because of their race. In both the text, To Kill A Mockingbird, and in the movie, The Long Walk Home, different characters experiences (Norman Thompson’s Atticus Finch’s, and Miriam Thompson’s) teach us a lesson about the different values of justice...
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Injustice by definition is “The fact or quality of being unjust; a violation or denial of justice” (Funk and Wagnalls Standard College Dictionary, 694). An example of someone from the movie who is unjust, is Norman Thompson. Norman is a husband and a father in Alabama, in the mid-1950's. He is the man of the house, and he is the one who decides what goes on in the lives of his wife, Miriam Thompson, and in his seven year old daughter, Mary-Catherine Thompson...
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