Accepting Similarities Between 'To Kill A Mockingbird And'

Malala Yousafzai a Pakistani female activist for female education once stated “We should all consider each other as human beings, and we should respect each other.” The idea of accepting others who are different than us is discussed in the text “To Kill a Mockingbird” and the Colin kaepernick article. Those who believe that we do not get along well with one another argue that because they view that life on earth and the society is racist and bias towards each other. It is clear that individuals can accept others who are different than ourselves because we all want want equality. Another reason is we as humans can lend a helping hand in times of need. The third reason is that if we accept one another, when we come in contact with each other we would all have the same respect and kindness for each other. To begin with examples from the story “To Kill a Mockingbird” can be seen when Scout did not get along well with Walter Cunningham at first. Later on when Atticus was in trouble Scout stepped in. Scout explains in the text “Walter is a good boy, tell Walter I said hi Mr. Cunningham”(148). This evidence shows how Scout wanted to be friendly to Walter because her father had told her not to get in a fight
Colin Kaepernick the quarterback for the 49ers sits down for the national anthem before kick off because he believes people are being oppressed in the USA. According to article “USA Today” Kaepernick said “I’ll continue to sit…..I’m going to continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed”(USA Today article). This evidence shows that Kaepernick isn’t happy about what has been going on in america lately. This is significant because Kaepernick wants to draw attention to the public that a change needs to happen so that people can have the same equality and respect for one another without the need of anyone feeling like they are being left out and feel the need that they are different and need to fit