Beyond all the evidence which was very well depicted in the film, To Kill A Mockingbird accurately portrayed customs of the 1930’s—black peoples inferiority succeeding the outlaw of slavery. This film was enlightening to the severity of these beliefs, intensified by the high stakes in a court case outcome. The history was always acknowledged of these beliefs, although their implications in every aspect of society, even a court of law, was eye-opening. The choosing of this topic was because there is something all can learn from this historically accurate depiction of racial profiling. Although it was accustomed to their time, today it would be considered unconstitutional and unjust, and we need to learn from our past to progress in perfecting a
Beyond all the evidence which was very well depicted in the film, To Kill A Mockingbird accurately portrayed customs of the 1930’s—black peoples inferiority succeeding the outlaw of slavery. This film was enlightening to the severity of these beliefs, intensified by the high stakes in a court case outcome. The history was always acknowledged of these beliefs, although their implications in every aspect of society, even a court of law, was eye-opening. The choosing of this topic was because there is something all can learn from this historically accurate depiction of racial profiling. Although it was accustomed to their time, today it would be considered unconstitutional and unjust, and we need to learn from our past to progress in perfecting a