Famous author Harper Lee uses the narrative of "To Kill a Mockingbird" to depict her fight against societal norms. Through the character of Atticus Finch, she challenges racial injustice and moral integrity in the American South. The story, seen through the eyes of young Scout, critiques prejudice and emphasizes the importance of empathy. Lee's portrayal of this struggle against entrenched societal attitudes invites readers to reflect on their values. By placing the narrative in a historical context, Lee not only tells a compelling story, but also advocates for social change challenging readers to confront their own biases.