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Racism is a form of prejudice that assumes that the members of racial categories have distinctive characteristics and that these differences result in some racial groups being inferior to others. Discrimination refers to the differential treatment of the members of different ethnic, religious, natio…

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Racism also applies to this theme. Due to prejudice, people  of color are placed at an unfair advantage in society. Due to this, they are limited to things such as medicine,  jobs, education, and justice. (From American Psychological Association)

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Discrimination due to sexual orientation

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Discrimination due to sexual orientation

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People in the LGBTQ+ community face discrimination everywhere. Unfortunately, due to the discrimination and prejudice that they face, members of the LGBTQ+ community change their lives and go "undercover" [in a way] to avoid discrimination. By this, they hope that they will be more protected and have a higher chance to succeed in their working environments. (From The Center for American Progress)

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One example of prejudice/discrimination in the present is religion discrimination: In Virginia, a Muslim woman was not hired due to her religion. During her second interview, she asked if she could get two breaks to pray in exchange for her long lunch time. However, they told her that they don't want "religious shenanigans". Followed by that, she did not get the job. This most likely means that if she had not said anything about her religion, she most likely would've got the job. (From NBC News)

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In this quote, Scout is talking about Miss Gates' thoughts and beliefs. The "somebody" Miss Gates is referring to is African-Americans. Knowing this, we as the audience can infer that Scout is starting to understand prejudice, for she is confused on why Miss Gates is acting so hypocritical. (Scout is curious to why Miss Gates showed so much hatred towards a prejudiced man, but is prejudiced herself when it comes to African-Americans.

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Based off of this quote, one can infer that Atticus understands that prejudice exists but believes that it is a negative thing. Furthermore, Atticus says this while defending Tom Robinson (who is a man who faces predjudice), backing up this inference.

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One can conclude that many of the prejudice in Maycomb is born out of rumors. Even after, this quote, Scout continues to go on about things she has heard about the Radley Place. This is one of the very first "judging moment". It is clear that Scout does not understand that she, in a way, is being prejudiced.

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Another man who faces prejudice

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A man who faces prejudice

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Unfortunately, prejudice and discrimination exists still to this day. The 3 orange boxes attached to this box include examples of prejudice. In the parentheses, the source will be linked to the article.

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Towards, the end, even the children begin to learn and understand this theme: "She hates Hitler a lot . . . it's not right to persecute anybody . . . I heard her say it's time somebody taught 'em a lesson" (Lee 282-283)

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The theme then continues to develop and appear during Atticus' closing argument, as Atticus acknowledges the fact that "all men are not created equal" (Lee 233).

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The theme first emerges at the mention of the Radley house: "Inside the house lived a malevolent phantom" (Lee 9).

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Don't make judgments & conclusions without knowing the other side's story/reasoning.

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Here's the link to the guidelines!
https://tempeunion.schoology.com/course/2655958941/materials/gp/2958339791