Coexistence+of+Good+and+Evil

In the book, the theme Good vs. Evil is widely used. Hence the "n" word and others. In the book, Evil is seen as the Whites and good is seen as the Black/Colored kind.Many people have had tensions in the past because good so much different from evil and God is good and the Devil is evil. Now do you see how they are alike? Good in the dictionary means to be nice in every thing. Evil means to be bad in all things ,not pleasant. In this reason, many people think that the Devil is just pure evil, this is not true however. In the theme Good v. Evil, the black people are seen as the bad guys because they are stereotyped to commit crimes. That is how this book is biased, or at least how the people in the town acted towards the black people. In the book the whites are seen as "good" and the bad guys are seen as the "blacks" according to the whites. This is not true in retrospect because the whites are actually the bad guys. In the book, Scout and Jem are trying to figure out which is right and which is wrong. They can't because only one person tells them that blacks are good, but everyone else tells them that white people are good. I think it is sad because all black people, Mexicans, etc. are not the biggest criminals. The biggest threat to us is ourselves. It is our destiny to do whatever we want, and we can choose how it happens. If we choose bad things, we usually get bad things, or vice versa. We sterotype black people to do bad things because a couple did. But not alot of them did. But it left such an impact on the communities that most people blame it on the blacks so they can feel good about themselves, they can say that "Oh, look at that black guy, he did, I'm glad I'm not stupid like him!" to feel better about themselves. But there have been many successful black people in our time and others times. Rosa Parks, Michael Jordan, Barack Obama, Martin Luther King Jr. are just the beginning. But we still have had many other successful black people. People still blame the blacks for our issues, like blaming someone else for what you did. Some of the many geniuses today are black people. We should not sterotype black people as "troublemakers". Thank you.

