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She says "n*gger" a lot

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Racism affected Scout by shaping her views of society and the people within it, particularly in how she viewed African Americans. Through witnessing racial prejudices and injustices in her community, Scout started to understand the complexities of racism and discrimination, leading to her development of empathy and compassion for those who were marginalized.

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