To Kill A Mockingbird

Essay “To Kill A Mockingbird”, by Harper Lee is an excellent tale of epic proportions. A matured woman named Scout Finch tells her life story as a young girl growing up in a racist small town. When people read this book, they know the basic conflict (human vs. human, black vs. white) but what they don’t see is how the conflict shapes the entire book. This essay is meant to prove that racism plays …

…and in many others. Many authors use racism as the major conflict between different people in many books. This is because racism has been a real issue experiences by people from the past and in many cases is still experienced by some people now. If someone was wanting to become a best selling author, I would suggest to base the plot around the earlier times when racism and discrimination was a big part of culture.