Courage Against Social Prejudice

In the 1930s, in the south there was a great deal of racial inequality. Blacks are regarded as inequitable compared to whites, resulting in abuse and abuse. Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, shows her views on social inequality through various roles that show courage in everyday life. Lee's novel, character, Mrs. Mordey are friends of Jem and Scout and explained the meaning of fake birds as follows. 1960, p 0.90).

Harper Lee's "Kill ing a Robin" is a moving story about the courage of prejudice in a small town in Alabama. Atticus told his children that courage will stick to your faith, even if you know that you will fail. Attics, boo, and scouts show courage, even if they fail, by sticking to what they believe. When Attikas chose to defend Tom Robinson, he knew he was more likely to lose his first trial. Courage is the ability to do bad things. Nelson Mandela once understands that courage is not fear but for victory, the brave people are those who are not afraid, but those who overcome fear. " I am afraid. Atticus Finch believes that courage is to know that you will fail, but to continue doing your best.

Either way, what is social courage? Occasionally I oppose the greater power from the bad boss to the totalitarian regime, and I want a position. Courage to exceed expectation and social acceptance is courage. The first Caucasian to slavery, the first woman to study or vote in college, everyone is fighting dictators or foreign powers. Therefore, social courage is intuition about good and evil. It listens to the inner intuition, not the sweet reasoning of others. It is to sense when and where people are afraid, or to force others to choose. Then make the choice you think is appropriate