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Theme Of Segregation In To Kill A Mockingbird

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The novel To Kill A Mockingbird’s counsel shared with the heavily segregated society of 1960 made a large impact in many people’s lives. It inspired many to change the way society ran, but even though segregation has been discontinued, some of the attitudes and thought patterns of the time still leak over into this generation. The influence of Harper Lee’s lessons still resonates with people, however, reminding each person that reads about the circumstances of Maycomb that everyone is equal, and everyone is human.the extreme examples of racism seen then are still evident in our society today, though less severely. Racism, while seen as vile and wrong today, was simply the norm in the 1930s. Many saw the harm that it could do and strove for
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