To Kill a Mockingbird

AI Rating: 7/10 - To Kill a Mockingbird centers on racial injustice in the 1930s South, with Atticus Finch defending a Black man falsely accused of rape. It features prominent social justice themes combating racism and prejudice, urging empathy across racial lines ("walk in someone's shoes"). While storytelling is strong and character-driven, the progressive anti-racism messaging is central, aligning with identity politics critiques of systemic bias, though not overly prioritizing inclusion over narrative. Classic but "woke"-adjacent by modern standards.