How does the author mainly show Atticus's commitment to justice in Chapter 9

Atticus maintains its position in defending a black man, even with the prejudice and curses that the city infringes on him, in addition, he teaches his children not to fight back, but to maintain their sense of justice.

Explanation:

Atticus is defending a black man who has been accused of r4pe. Atticus has evidence that man is innocent, but he knows that he will be condemned because of all the prejudice that exists in society, but even so Atticus assumes the social responsibility that he has to defend an innocent man.

This attitude of Atticus makes society have prejudices and insults with him, which makes his children very sad, but Atticus maintains his posture and tells his children not to fight back the people's lack of kindness, but to maintain a sense of justice that he taught.