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    Racism is still with us. But it is up to us to prepare our children for what they have to meet‚ and‚ hopefully‚ we shall overcome”- Rosa Parks. This quote means that racism is always going to be in the world so you are just going to have to overcome it and get ready to deal with it. Children are going to have to prepare for it because it will affect them too. It is still happening today. I believe racism in To Kill A Mocking Bird should not be Important in society because skin color does not matter

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    worst things about racism is what it does to young people.”. The book is told through the perspective of Scout‚ who is a child‚ and how the racism in her community affects her and her family. In the time To Kill a Mockingbird takes place‚ numerous people believed that if you were black you shouldn’t have the same rights as white people. This was a horrible time for people of color because they were discriminated as it shows in the book with Tom Robinson’s case. The effects of racism in the 30’s on the

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    Racism is when people think that humans can be divided into different racial groups‚ each with different characteristics. It is a problem that we can see everywhere all around the world in school‚ in our community‚ at work and even more. Racism has influenced wars‚ slavery‚ the formation of nation and more .This problem is in our live since a long time it’s here and it’s always gonna be there. Racism is when people are stereotyped or given prejudice based on the color of your skin. But why? the

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    To Kill A Mocking Bird Racism is one of the most prominent themes in To Kill a Mockingbird because it was a big issue during the time period and we know that it is very wrong but back then it was common. Throughout this novel Scout explores the differences between the lives of blacks and whites. Although‚ we see racism today as well it is not as socially accepted as it once was. The discriminating as well as ill-treating of people from other backgrounds still takes place. There are examples

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    The common topic I chose between both‚ To Kill a Mockingbird and The Merchant of Venice is racism. In Harper Lee’s novel‚ the time setting was in the early 1930’s‚ and at this time‚ African Americans were discriminated against by white people. Tom Robinson‚ a black man‚ is a victim of racism in the novel‚ because he is falsely charged with raping Mayella Ewell‚ a white woman. Atticus Finch‚ knows that Tom is innocent‚ and therefore tries to defend him‚ but no one in the jury sides with him. Atticus

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    Have you ever done something that involved courage? Or have you seen someone have the courage to do something they possibly didn’t want to do? Well‚ courage is stepping out of your comfort zone even if it’s frightening; this is shown in To Kill A Mockingbird through pain‚ social criticism‚ and moral courage. The first way courage is shown in the book is by pain. One of the main characters that expresses courage through pain is Mrs. Dubose‚ because she was an addict trying to overcome her morphine

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    UNIT 12 : LET’S EAT I. Matching | A | B | | |David wants neither fruit |Neither am I. |1 - | |Phuong is in class 7C |So do I‚ Minh.

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    To Kill a Mockingbird Essay Outline Explanation Introduction Attention Grabbing Introductory Sentence(s)/Hook: Introduce your topic uniquely by grabbing the audience’s attention. Set up the paper with a background story or interesting quote from the book. Background Information: Provide a sentence or two that leads your AGIS into your thesis. This information could include an explanation of your Hook and a very brief statement about the book. Thesis: This should be your last sentence

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    Basic Persuasive Essay “To Kill a Mockingbird” The Golden Rule states‚ “Treat others as you would have them treat you”. In the book “To Kill a Mockingbird”‚ a boy named Jem failed to apply this rule to his own circumstances. Over a couple of weeks Jem had been harassed by an old woman called Mrs. Dubose. Jem had remained calm and had proceeded for weeks to ignore her‚ however‚ on one day she insulted his father Atticus for defending in court a negro man named Tom Robinson. This insult outraged

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    Atticus Outline I. Introduction A. I believe Atticus is a good parent for Jem and Scout. B. Atticus is a lawyer for the town of Maycomb and has two children‚ Jem‚ a boy‚ and Scout‚ a girl. Scout acts like a tomboy. Everyone who lives in the town has lived there for a very long time and because the town is little‚ everyone is in each otherʼs business and knows everything about one another. Every summer a little boy named Dill comes down to play with Jem and Scout. They are all really curious

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