To Kill a Mockingbird
What does Tom Robinson's trial tell us about the society of Maycomb?
It is from chapter 9
It is from chapter 9
The trial tells us that Maycomb is "sick" with racism. The people cannot see past their own bigotry. They will only see what they have been conditioned to see: a black man taking advantage of a white girl, even though she is a Ewell.