Why can’t Jem accept Scout’s opinion that there is “just one kind of folks--folks”?

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Mateusz Moska asked Sep 5, 2023

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Why can’t Jem accept Scout’s opinion that there is “just one kind of folks--folks”?

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Despite Scout's arguments, Jem cannot accept her opinion that "there's just one kind of folks. Folks" because he is jaded after witnessing racial injustice firsthand (Lee, 231).

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