Examples Of Discrimination In To Kill A Mockingbird

In the novel To Kill A Mockingbird there are many forms of prejudice. One would be the act of racism. Another would be the act of discrimination because of their lifestyle class. The last example would be not accepting somebody or someone into your society because of who they are. In this novel there is many examples of racism. One would be the Tom Robinson trial. Tom Robinson was not given the chance of a fair trial because he was considered a “colored man”. During the trial they questioned him harder, accused him more, and it even got to the point where they used his skin color as a fault in the trial. Another example would be when Atticus was treated poorly after the trial was over with. A man by the name of Bob Ewell walked up to Atticus