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“As you grow older, you’ll see white men cheat black men every day of your life, but let me tell you something and don’t you forget it—whenever a white man does that to a black man, no matter who he is, how rich he is, or how fine a family he comes from, that white man is trash”

I really like this quote because it shows how Atticus feels about racism. It is very true, because racism says a whole lot more about the white person than it does the colored. This is something to really think about.

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I want to yell so loud that Baby Girl can hear me that dirty ain't a color, disease ain't the negro side of town. I want to stop that moment from coming – and it come in every white child's life – when they start to think that colored folks are not as good as whites. - Aibilieen Clark

I love this quote, because it shows how powerful racism is and how kids are taught from a young age things that are not true. These women raise the white children as their own and watch them grow into someone just as racist as their parents. Racism is passed down from generations on falsely accused claims. Our society is still doing it today. Injustice and prejudice is taught, most of the time unknowingly. It hurts colored people as you can tell in the words Aibileen used, it hurts to be treated as someone you're not and treated like a disease and burden instead of another human being.

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Atticus is my favorite character in the book, "To Kill a Mockingbird" because he is such an intelligent and incredible person. He has so much integrity and he is an amazing father. He stands up for what he believes even though he will be ridiculed for it. He stays humble and he never talks bad on anyone no matter what they have done. He doesn't assume or judge anyone even if they have done that to him. He is the perfect example of how people should act towards others. He becomes more and more vibrant and noticeable in his beliefs throughout the story.

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Aibileen is one of my favorite characters in the book, "The Help". She is quiet but has a lot to say, she is kind and humble. She knows how to keep her cool in the toughest of situations but knows how to stand up for herself when she has the chance. She is a big character in this book, without her, Skeeter wouldn't have had all the others to help write her book. She is motherly and knows how to speak well. She takes excellent care of all of the children she has helped. I loved watching her grow throughout the book and become a more independent and outspoken women. She's very inspirational.

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Prejudice is very real and affects lives heavily. Sometimes all it takes is one simple person to make people notice it more; whether they act on it or not. We can all do something in our communities to stand up for those being treated unfairly.