What is Aunt Alexandra's opinion of Calpurnia? Explain.

This does not come into focus until chapter 13. Aunt Alexandra comes to stay with the family while Atticus is at trial. Aunt Alexandra treats Calpurnia like a subordinate, like slavery hadn't been abolished or in a way that seemed as if she'd forgotten. Atticus and the children see Calpurnia as family.... Alexandra sees her as nothing more than hired help.