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To Kill A Mockingbird

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September 3, 2014

 

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Astoundingly, Atticus never questioned the Judge's request of him to defend a black man; Atticus felt that Tom Robinson deserved a fair trial. I feel that Atticus and Scout were perfect protagonist for Harper Lee's feelings about racism. When you defend prejudice or racism of African Americans (or what ever they would prefer to be addressed as) you usually only have two viewpoints to chose from: Blacks or Whites...
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When you defend prejudice or racism of African Americans (or what ever they would prefer to be addressed as) you usually only have two viewpoints to chose from: Blacks or Whites. However, Lee chose to explain prejudice through the eyes of an unbiased child, Scout; and her anti-racist father, Atticus...
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