Answer:
This is easy
Step-by-step explanation:
Aunt Alexandra adheres to social norms of the time, and appearances are important to her. When Scout asks to go to Calpurnia's house, Aunt Alexandra sternly replies with, "You may not." According to Scout, Alexandra "never let a chance escape her to point out the shortcomings of other tribal groups to the greater glory of our own." Alexandra believes the Finch family name is an important one and that Scout is the product of "gentle breeding." For Scout to be seen at the home of an African American would be considered unacceptable and below her social status. Aunt Alexandra also believes that Atticus no longer needs Calpurnia's services. In her opinion, Calpurnia is not a proper role model for Scout. While Alexandra's racism is not as blatant as the racism displayed by many Macomb County citizens, her racist views are clear when it comes to Calpurnia's involvement with Scout and Jem.