Harper Lee's Context - To Kill a Mockingbird - Schooling Online

[@naqeebhussain1516]

Excellent as always

[@kaymuldoon3575]

Slavery was abolished in the US in 1865 (not 1890) with the passage of the thirteenth amendment. Not sure where you’re getting 1890 from?

[@palando1]

mate, people make mistakes. calm yourself down

[@Addi_Peaceclaw]

@@palando1I personally don’t think that their comment was that aggressive, yes people can make mistakes however educational sources have a responsibility of being accurate to prevent misinformation. It is good that @kaymuldoon3575 commented that to prevent viewers from making a mistake. I may be wrong and did not see the original comment as the comment has been edited.

[@sriranjanis]

​@@palando1 What about the comment screams "uncalm" to you?

[@palando1]

@@sriranjanisDo you not know how to judge tones?

[@sriranjanis]

@@palando1 Via text comments? No

[@Enchxnted_fnm]

Slavery has been abolished at different times in different parts of the world. In the United States, slavery was officially abolished with the ratification of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution on December 6, 1865, following the end of the American Civil War.

[@izzytheJizzyNumba2]

you guys are awesome keep up the great work! could I suggest you do a video on Catcher in the Rye? I think it would fit very well in your channel + reading it soon :)

[@rubiksharma5387]

Incredible. Nicely summed up. Would u please prepear vidio on Hairy Ape?

[@yes372]

Pov: Its exams

[@davidmacgowan2337]

Surely “To Kill a Mockingbird” predates the civil rights movement? And the Feminist movement?

[@Prestigious_Dance818]

they didnt kill a mockingbird. dislike