Jem and Scout sit downstairs at the trial along with the rest of the whites of a Maycomb, so the children go up into the balcony with Reverend Sykes and the black townspeople. How would you feel if you, like Scout and Jem, were the only members of your ra

Jem and Scout sit downstairs at the trial along with the rest of the whites of a Maycomb, so the children go up into the balcony with Reverend Sykes and the black townspeople. How would you feel if you, like Scout and Jem, were the only members of your race in a group of people of a different race?