To Kill a Mocking Bird 3

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…mass. Harper Lee succeeds distinctively in demonstrating racism and prejudice as a central part of Maycomb culture and does well to provide the reader with reasons as to why this is so. Though it is true to say that the trial of Tom Robinson features dominantly, it is ignorant to suggest that Harper Lee dwelled on this event as he did much to ensure a variety of situations which make his feelings on racism evident.