To Kill a Mockingbird - Racism

Racism To Kill A Mocking Bird Children and Racism: Children play an important role on the importance of education and family values, which in turn play a role on how racism is dealt with in society. Whether or not a child is brought into a good home, the race of the child’s family, their social status, family values, and education all play a big role in how prejudice or unprejudiced this child will be. …

…jobs and did not pay one bit of respect towards them. Just as Mayella had turned against Tom, which cost him his life. Racism has always been a huge problem in society, and although it the problem has diminished somewhat it still needs to be discussed and dealt with. Everyday people have to face racism and that’s just not fair. Therefore the amount and severity of racism tomorrow, depends on the children of today.