To Kill A Mockingbird Relevant Today Analysis
The literary work, To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee should continue to be a part of the Freshman curriculum. The book published in the 1960’s is relevant to the youth of today. It speaks truths and facts of the past that can’t be taught in a textbook and the themes found in the pages of this novel are needed in the world today.
To Kill a Mockingbird is relevant today and should be taught as young as appropriate. In chapter eleven, Mrs. Dubose is seen as a racist and ill-tempered old lady who yells at Jem and Scout as they pass by her house. She says that Atticus is no better than the “trash he works for” (one hundred thirty five) and Jem loses his temper. This is just one minor example of the everyday racism that the main characters were
To Kill a Mockingbird is relevant today and should be taught as young as appropriate. In chapter eleven, Mrs. Dubose is seen as a racist and ill-tempered old lady who yells at Jem and Scout as they pass by her house. She says that Atticus is no better than the “trash he works for” (one hundred thirty five) and Jem loses his temper. This is just one minor example of the everyday racism that the main characters were