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An iconic tale of racial prejudice and human morality, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee has endured for decades. When a black man is falsely accused of rape in a small Southern town, it falls to attorney Atticus Finch to defend him. Atticus's daughter, Scout, is the primary point of view, as she watches the hate thrown at her father and the racist miscarriage of justice at the trial.