Racial Discrimination In To Kill A Mockingbird, By Harper Lee
In the novel To Kill A MockingBird racism is a complex issue that is to be dealt with by the citizens of Maycomb. It negatively impacts the lives of individuals, including Scout, Dolphus Raymond, and Tom Robinson. Many characters in the novel are oppressed due to their ethnic group. Racial discrimination is also a great influence to many events that takes place in the novel. It is the main root that creates nearly all negative events that occurs in the novel. Unfortunately racism results in isolation and rejection, and for some racism results with death and segregation. Throughout the novel it is illustrated that the citizens of Macomb face destructive criticism. “You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point