Prejudice in To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee Essay -- Examining Pr

Prejudices ar most difficult to eradicate from the nubble whose soil has never been loosened or fertilized by education they bring on there, firm as weeds among stvirtuosos.CHARLOTTE BRONTE, Jane Eyre Prejudice is something which has affected e very(prenominal)one at one time or another. It is like examineing out a frost window and not seeing a clear picture. When people look through a frosted window they sometimes see a blurred vision of the world outside. Sometimes we see people as very different from ourselves when really they are just a very little bit different from us. We can even see mortal as an enemy instead of for who they really are. These narrow minded views in our society are prevalent, even though most of the time they are incorrect.To Kill a Mockingbird expresses many diverse pictures of prejudice the situations in any case show that prejudice can be conquered. aunt Alexandra will not allow Scout to play with Walter Cunningham because he is a poor boy. Aunt Alexandra shows her prejudice by not letting Scout play with somebody of a lower social status theyre good folk...