True Courage and Atticus Finch

Fictional white lawyer of Hartic Lee novel "The Kill a Mockingbird" and Rosa Parks of black slave abolition abolition are all the true courage of a terrible struggle against desperate desperate racism. For example, in Lee's book Atticus explained to the scouts that the "majority vote" in racist society is beyond what we consider morally correct. He said, "One thing not to obey the majority of domination is a conscience of one" (Lee 140). Here, Atticus opposes serious racial injustice of "majority vote" seen in ordinary people of Tescom, and shows courage and persistence through his own voluntary conscience. His conscience allowed him to stand up to support moral justice in a great struggle with a completely reformed society, overcoming the unique capabilities of most ordinary people. Rosa Park is a realistic example of such a brave leader. Over the years Parks has promised to defend the black people and fight racial cheating. One example is the "bus incident" that occurred on December 1, 1955. The incident occurred when Parks was arrested because she did not give up on the seat of a white man who had gone home on a mixed (white and black) bus. In autobiography, she wrote as follows. "People say that I am tired and not telling me that they are not giving up, but that is not the case, even though I am physically tired, it is not as common as I returned from work. No, I'm tired of it, I am tired of succumbing to the racist "Rosa Parks Quotes", ignoring the race who bothered her with unfair and unfair atrocities The courage of discrimination her courage boldly overcomes the severe bondage of racial discrimination and regained fairness and justice in a bad fight against racial inequality They are Have true courage in the fight against racial discrimination and see what they ultimately believe.

"True courage" is when you fight for the right thing, whether you win or lose. Atticus Finch defines "real courage" and presents it in various ways through a novel. At first glance, the brave behavior of Atticus Finch is really awkward, but as people continue to pay attention to his patience and passive positive attitude, what he actually shows is clearer and that It is a sign of courage. - In the 1930s, the court system had many flaws and injustices for African-Americans. This story takes place in Mecombe county in depression. In the first half of the book Atticus prevailed in Tom Robinson's case, Deere, Jim, and Boy Scout were fascinated by Bradley. In the second half, Harper Lee showed Maycomb's real color through Tom Robinson's case. This is all from the perspective of the scout.

When accused of raping a white woman, Atticus Finch showed great moral courage by defending Tom Robinson in the courtroom. This kind of behavior requires courage, as Atticus already knows Tom is convicted in the town of Mecombe. Intolerance and racial discrimination that has been spreading in the south for centuries in the society may not be ruled out by this situation, but Attikas will fight in any case. "... If you do not do this, I can not raise my head to town ... I can not even tell you, and Jim will not do anything." This sentence is Atticus. Scouts said the goal is to teach scouts about social etiquette and ethics. If he is a lawyer, he will not be faithful to his family and friends. Allowing children to participate in lawsuits is subject to different prejudice and distrust than most people. In the novel, people in color are considered dangerous and contrary to prejudice.