To Kill A Mockingbird Social Injustice

Could a perfect society exist in where everyone is treated like equals? Social Justice is a cause that aims to create equality for everyone in the world. However, this aim is prohibited by repressive groups that view only themselves as worthy of ideal lives. These groups try to put down the vulnerable minorities and keep the imbalances in their society. Therefore, their actions create Social Injustice. These Social Injustices affects everyone in the society, whether they realize it or not. In the classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, the science fiction book Ready Player One by Ernest Cline, and the dystopian novel Unwind by Neal Shusterman, characters face various Social Injustices caused by unequal power. In these books, Social Injustice is created by an oppressive society viewing a more vulnerable group as inferior to them.
Altogether, black people, and even people associated with black people in the historical fiction book To Kill a Mockingbird face Social Injustice caused by a majority seeing them
In To Kill a Mockingbird, black people were judged as not deserving of basic rights just because of their skin color. In Ready Player One, users of the OASIS such as Wade were constantly targeted and killed by the oppressive IOI. Lastly, unwinds in the novel Unwind were seen as dangerous criminals undeserving of protection under the law, even though they were just scared kids trying to save their lives. People around the world still face Social Injustice every day caused by factors they cannot control. The only way to stop this suffering is for people to think about how they treat groups that do not have the opportunities that they do. Could humans one day live in a world where everyone has equal opportunities? It is possible, but only if people work together to end Social