Harper Lee Biography

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how people were treated during this time period, Which was more important than ever based on how they were treated.

I am addressing question number seven, which asks ``how does this film reflect scientific racism?'' what that means is that the whites believed that the black where born to work as slaves and be inferior to the white and or other powerful races. In my opinion the white looked at blacks as if they were animals. Scientific racism in this film is basically trying to make the point that it is in black peoples DNA to be nothing but a slave or a laborer, that they have no chance to go and make something of themselves. Which to me is not right nor fair, the saying ``all men are created equal'' is a true saying in my mind, but sometimes that was not always looked at as the truth.

Not every man in the war was rich, in fact, most were poor. But I still give a lot of credit to the men who worked and fought for what they believed in. I'm not saying that the war was good for ...

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