Racial prejudice consumed the mob (pg 166), which wished to prevent Tom even gaining a court hearing, the most basic form of justice. This is probably the fiercest form of prejudice in the novel.

The abolition of slavery after the civil war gave blacks the same legal position as many whites in America. This initially made Blacks´ lives harder because now the Whites saw them as competitors for jobs during the 30s depression. Fear and paranoid led to the Whites believing that the Blacks desired all the whites had, including their women.

Aunt Alexandra´s attitude to Calpurnia

The Missionary tea ladies´ comments about the Blacks essaybank.co.uk

Segregation of White and Black in Maycomb

Dolphus Raymond – White man living with Black woman

Class & Family Group is recognised by Jem on page 249 “There are four kinds of folks in the world…” –

· Finches & neighbours: White middle-class

· Cunninghams: Badly hit farming community

Some topics in this essay:
Harper Lee, Mockingbird Prejudice, Scout Jem, Ewells Blacks, Tom Mayella, Miss Maudie, WRJlX WRJlX, Southern Belles, Boo Superstition, Link Deas, harper lee, towards individuals, boo radley, miss maudie, esebebs ayeb ebba, ebw esebebs, lowest class, kcag aguk, wweb ebw, ayeb ebba, esebebs ayeb, ayeb ebba neb, ebw esebebs ayeb, wweb ebw esebebs, nag kcag aguk,