For many generations people have grown up in racially prejudice environments and gone through life believing they are superior to other races. As a result, they tend to make choices that though in their minds are right and fair, are not in real life. Harper Lee’s book, To Kill a Mockingbird, is in the prime time for racism and it is demonstrated throughout the book that the concept of right and wrong can be blurred when a person is racially prejudice through the jury of Tom Robinson’s case, Walter Cunningham, and Bob Ewell. The jury of Tom Robinson’s case is a quintessential symbol of racial prejudice. Tom Robinson had been falsely accused of raping Bob Ewell’s daughter, Mayella. The jury consisted of 12 white men in which all but one
