The injustices and prejudices that existed in Scout's community were primarily centered around racism. The African American community was segregated from the white community, and black people were treated as second-class citizens. The trial of Tom Robinson, a black man accused of raping a white woman, highlights the unfairness of the justice system at the time, as Tom is clearly innocent but is convicted simply because of his race. In addition to racism, there were also prejudices based on class and gender. Women were expected to conform to traditional gender roles and were not given the same opportunities as men, and people from lower social classes were often looked down upon by those in higher social classes. These injustices and prejudices serve as a backdrop for Scout's coming-of-age story and help to illustrate the harsh realities of life in the South during the 1930s.
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