Question

How does the incident with Lula show that prejudice in the South was not just from whites toward black Americans? in to kill a mocking bird,

Answer 1

The incident reveals prejudice in the sense that Lula opposed the idea of white children attending her black church. She even goes as far as stating that the whites have their own church, and so do the blacks. If Scout and Jem were African-American, perhaps Lula would have accepted them with open arms.

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Answer 2

Lula showed prejudice by castigating Calpurnia for bringing Jem and Scout, who were two white children she cared for, to an African-American church. If the two children were African-American, she would have treated them differently, which is the definition of prejudice.