To Kill a Mockingbird

The mature narrator (Scout) seems to be upset by the way both the African-American and white churches regard women. What is it specifically that upsets her about what the churches teach?

The mature narrator (Scout) seems to be upset by the way both the African-American and white churches regard women. What is it specifically that upsets her about what the churches teach?

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I don't know if there is a direct reference to Scout commenting on women in the church. Is there a chapter you are referring to?

Aslan the chapter is chapter 12 i think

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