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Q Unit VI Discussion Board Question What is the core injustice in your movie (please list your movie)? Racism, sexism, ageism, religious, class or cultural wars, or something else? Explain how this affected the actions of the major characters. After answering this question, post at least one question of your own, focusing on other issues discussed in Chapter 6 that you also see as part of the film.

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My movie for this week is “To Kill a Mockingbird”. In this movie the major theme is according to me, racism and there is constant conflict between the blacks and the whites. When we have certain negative prejudices about a coloured person that is called Racism. The first example of the racism theme is when we see the house keeper of the Finchs whose name is Calpurnia. This in an obvious marker that the black belonged to the lower class of the society. There were different churches for blacks and whites. Again, when Aunt Alexandria asks Scout to not go to Calpurnia’s home it shows that the both classes were not supposed to be fixed. The underlying theme of the movie is also class wars.