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What are the four generalizations Atticus discusses in To Kill A Mockingbird?
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Atticus discusses the importance of treating everyone with respect and understanding, the idea that people shouldn't judge others without stepping into their shoes, the belief that courage is not defined by physical strength, and the realization that true empathy comes from understanding others' perspectives.
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Atticus
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no this is not right
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