In this novel, Jean Louise Finch ("Scout"), recalls the lessons she learned while growing up in 1930's Maycomb County, Alabama. Her father, Atticus Finch, is court-appointed to defend a Black man, Tom Brady, accused of rape. Although the evidence clearly shows that the defendant is innocent, the jury declared Tom guilty, and he is sentenced to die. Both Scout and her brother Jem are rather wise for their young age, and see the unjustness in this decision. The story deals with some hard to swallow themes such as rape and prejudices.

Throughout history, censorship is the oldest and most common way of preventing unorthodox and unpopular expressions of political or religious opinions (Haight). Due to the desire of school boards to avoid conflict, may of them have yielded to the Peopl

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