To Kill A Mocking Bird/ MAycomb Society/A grade essay

very limited, and above all they were treated with contempt by most of their white neighbors, frequently being referred as 'niggers' and 'trash', the quote here supports the fact that whites were racist against the blacks and concludes the "Jim Crow" law in alternate ways, because the quote says that black children did not get enough facilities in the schools compared to white children, there was low level educational advancement in the black schools. This is what happened; black community did not possess freedom due to the unfair policies.
             Mentioning schools when Jim Crow was active, the educational system described in the book inter- connects the situation. Harper Lee has depicted the school as a dull and unimaginative regime. She has described the school educational system as ineffectual and not productive. According to Scout, when Miss Caroline came to the school she was 'introducing a new way of teaching. She learned about it in college'. But she was unaware about the fact that hardly anybody
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