Common sense seems to dictate that black people are discriminated and unfairly judged. When it comes to the topic of black people’s rights, most of us will readily agree that black people have significantly lower social status and they are experiencing unreasonable accusations. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of judicial organizations’ behaviors. Both To Kill the Mocking Bird and Black Lives Matter agree that inequality and prejudices among black people is serious enough and needs to be reduced.
In the book To Kill the Mockingbird, Harper Lee demonstrated that black people should own their deserved rights and the prejudices against black people needed to be corrected. Atticus maintains that, “You never really