Theme Of Hatred In To Kill A Mockingbird

Mankind is composed of two sorts of men those who love and create, and those who hate and destroy said José Martí. Sadly, most of people tend to lean toward the hate, they give more criticism than compliments, they upset more than impressed, they accuse more than rescue, and they fight more than compromise. The effects of these actions are serious controversies, people are being attacked, mistreated, and even losing their lives. People must stop abusing their physical powers because these powers are destroying their own community. The novel named To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee exposes the root of these hatred such as the lack of acceptance, the diverse of races, and the isolating toward outsider. In addition, the novel reveals that
people can have different ideas influenced by races, backgrounds, or beliefs but when they fight, they should fight the idea, not the owner of the idea.