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Prejudice evolves from fear of differences.

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Scout explains what happened to Boo after rumor has it that he stabbed his father: "The sheriff hadn't the heart to put him in jail alongside Negroes, so Boo was locked in the courthouse basement"(Lee 12).

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Mr. Glimer is asking Tom Robinson on why he didn't run, Tom replies, "No suh, scared I'd hafta face up to what I didn't do"(Lee 225).

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Scout describes what Miss Gates said while leaving the courtroom: “I heard her say it’s time somebody taught ‘em a lesson, they were gettin’ way above themselves[...] how can you hate Hitler so bad an’ then turn around and be ugly about folks right at home-”(Lee 283).

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The way the quote is phrased, it seems the people in Maycomb despise African Americans. They wouldn't dare put Boo, who is a white man, with blacks because blacks are below them. The people in Maycomb fear that something might happen to Boo if he was left in the jail with the blacks.

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Tom explains that if he didn't run he would have been caught for something he didn't do, and if he got caught he would be in court, which he was, and people would automatically find him guilty with out question because he is black.

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Miss Gates is a hypocrite because she said she didn't like Hitler for what he did to the Jews, and yet she and the other folks in Maycomb discriminate against blacks because they are different from them. This tells me when people are faced with differences it is hard for them to understand, so then it leads to prejudice because people try to push things away that they don't want to see or understand.

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People currently are protesting against racism and advocating for non-violent civil disobedience. These protests consist of large groups of people of all races and different backgrounds gathering out in the streets, in different parts of the country. Their fight is in protest against incidents of police brutality and all racially motivated violence against blacks.

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Hundreds march on Colfax against racism and police brutality, rally at City Park

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In Britain, British Muslims are  afraid of being discriminated against and feel they are unfairly targeted that they don't want to participate in politics and other activities in public life.

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British Muslims ‘unfairly targeted’ and put off public life, report finds

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Independent report on ‘Unlocking British Muslim Potential’ stresses need to define hate crimes against followers of Islam in the same way anti-Semitism was demarcated last year

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This is a photo of George Floyd. He was a victim of police brutality and died from it.