... ahead and tells her. She also does not show her sadness at the luncheon when she hears the news. When Calpurnia took Jem and Scout to the First Purchase Church, Lula, a woman at the church, was unhappy about having White children in the church. She said that the Black people had their own church, and the White people had theirs. Calpurnia ... stood up for Jem and Scout, and she stayed at church, despite Lula's comments. Calpurnia did not know that it would turn out to be a bad situation, but she didn't know if it would be good either. She kind of took a stab in ... and Scout in the chu...

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... the fact that Atticus could take the trial and defend the black man. Also, when Calpurnia, who is the Finch's cook, takes the children to her church and they meet Lula. She is very prejudiced towards the whites and doesn't like Scout and Jem being in a "black" church. This shows that it is not just whites that are prejudiced against blacks ... ...

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