What are some good points on social injustice in the book The Outsiders?

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@incendiary_dan Yes we do. We don’t give them the answers, but we do help them.

@Trozeii Sorry, I can’t help. I barely paid attention to that book when I had to read it, and now I’ve forgotten it all.

@Trozeii I really suggest reading the book its a really good one, I actually have re-read it again outside of school. Its really a good one you got assigned read it, you will love it. Very relateable even todays kids can find something in it they will love.

Again it will be well worth your time and let your imagination just go with the book.

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Consider the fact that the socs seem to be involved in just as much hooliganism as their poorer rivals, yet they do not get looked down upon because of this. Try arguing that with examples from the story.