Banning CRT: Does this mean "To Kill a Mockingbird" is out?

[StarfishSaver]

85. If she was writing about what she didn't know about or understand, readers would know it and that

would be a fair criticism.

But if she did know about people like Tom Robinson and his family, and wrote about them with truth, depth and sensitivity, such accusations would be unwarranted.

I love To Kill a Mockingbird. But I also see its weaknesses and one of the most serious weaknesses is the two-dimensional portrayal of the Black characters. Had the shallowness of their depictions been folded into the narrative - for example, as some have said here, if it was shown as a lack of awareness of the white characters, that problem would have been alleviated and would have made a very profound statement.

No one expects authors to know about or offer deep insights into every character they write about. But, unfortunately, To Kill a Mockingbird's Black characters are central/essential to the story, but they are treated more as a backdrop to the richly developed white characters with no inner lives of their own.