To Kill A Mockingbird [SparkNotes]

AI Rating: 6/10 - "To Kill a Mockingbird" (SparkNotes edition) centers on racial injustice in the 1930s South, with Atticus Finch defending Black man Tom Robinson against a false rape accusation. Core themes include prejudice, empathy, and moral integrity, aligning with social justice messaging against racism. Identity politics (race) are prominent but integrated into strong character-driven storytelling rather than prioritized over it. No modern DEI emphasis; classic anti-racism feels progressive but not "heavily woke." SparkNotes analysis reinforces these themes for educational purposes.