Have anyone read the book "to kill a mockingbird"?

So in the case of emmet till, he was just a 14 year old african american who was "accused" of "flirting" with a white women. Was is the true? probly not. BUT he was still kidnapped by a group of white man and was lynched. Btw lynched is a illegal public execution( google it, no words can describe how awful it is) He was given NO TRIAL or ANYTHING. It was murder and a HUGE unjustice to a kid. 

In Tom's case, he is accused of rape of a white women (It wasnt rape, she came on top of him, but was ashamed so she didnt admit it) He was given a trial, but no real chance(It didnt matter if he was able to go to court, the verdict would say he is guilty NO MATTER the evidence, because he is black)

Tom was sentenced to death but killed for "attempting to escape" and shot 17!! times (over-kill)

in Both cases, they didnt stand a chance because of the prejudice. No matter what, they would have been found guilty(even if they did not do anything at all) because their skin. 

Not sure if there was any sort of picture or something to go along with this but my guess is the book went into deep depth and was very informative.