They are because Asagai's gifts are not meaningless trinkets but are things that are both useful to and desired by Beneatha.
i am asking to you .and you are telling me to answer it.
because she thought that it was something to talk about in the future . living a long her life it should be something writing about
A Raisin in the Sun is an example of social realism: plays that take a realistic look at social problems.
sorry but im looking for madelin mikan not looking at a raisen
good natured, simpleminded, has fits when there's noise and nervous excitement
Walter Lee Younger is Mama's (Lena Younger's) son and Travis Younger's father. He is a chauffeur for a rich white family, but has higher dreams. He desperately wants to have enough money to open a succesful business, and dreams of being a rich executive with an office bulding and a car of his own. He is emotionally unstable and puts his trust in the wrong people. He feels that his inability to fulfill his dreams and improve his life make him less than a man, and tries desperately to show his partriarchal abilities, especially in one scene in the play where he pretends to be an African chieftan. He probably suffers from depression and is, at heart, a child, despite all his struggle to improve and change his life on his own.
why was lorraine hansberry important
Lorraine Hansberry (1930-65) was an African American play-write and political author. She was deeply and actively involved in the struggle for equality and human rights for Blacks.
Her best known play 'A Raisin in the Sun' led to her becoming the first African American woman to produce a drama on Broadway.
He was supposed to invest half of it into Beneatha's college savings and the other half he could do what he wanted to.
Mama gave the rest of the $10,000 from the insurance money, after making the down payment on a house in a white neighborhood, to Walter Lee. That was $6,500.
similar: stubborn and driven to their specific goal
Different: walter wants to spend the money on himself when beneatha wants to spend it on becoming a doctor to help people
Because there is a poem called both "Harlem" or "A Dream Deferred" which compares a dream to a raisin in the son. The poem is by Langston Hughes, I think
She tells him that she got him a house
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she bought a house in clyborne park with most of it, gave some of it to walter for bills and investment and such, and told walter to put a certain balance aside for beneatha's medical school/college