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Simply because racism still exists today, as well as other similar human faults in our society, and To Kill A Mockingbird is a great example of how terrible it is. If more people read it, there will be less people with racist attitudes, and future generations will continue to become more accepting of other people.

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The themes of racism, stereotypes, and education in "To Kill a Mockingbird" are still relevant today as they reflect ongoing societal issues. The exploration of prejudice and discrimination resonates with contemporary discussions on social justice and equality. The depiction of the impact of education on individuals encourages readers to consider the importance of critical thinking and empathy in addressing these issues.

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