How had the community's attitude toward the Finch's changed?

The community's attitude toward the Finch family shifted dramatically after the trial of Tom Robinson. Initially, the Finches were respected for their integrity and moral values, particularly reflected in Atticus Finch's defense of Robinson. However, as tensions rose and racial prejudices surfaced, many in the community turned against the family, subjecting them to hostility and ostracism. This change highlighted the deep-seated racism in Maycomb and the consequences of standing up for justice in a divided society.