A Raisin in the Sun

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What does Mama symbolize in 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

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Mama symbolizes strength, nurturing, and the importance of family heritage.

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How does Walter Lee Younger view money in the play?

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Walter sees money as a means to achieve his dreams and provide for his family.

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What is the significance of the plant in Mama's care?

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The plant represents Mama's dreams and her desire to nurture her family.

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What does the title 'A Raisin in the Sun' symbolize?

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The title symbolizes deferred dreams and the struggle for a better life.

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How does Ruth's character reflect the theme of sacrifice?

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Ruth often sacrifices her own dreams for the well-being of her family.

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What role does gender inequality play in the characters' lives?

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Gender inequality limits women's opportunities and reinforces traditional roles.

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How does Karl Lindner's character represent societal racism?

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Karl Lindner embodies the systemic racism that seeks to keep African Americans from achieving their dreams.

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What is the American Dream as portrayed in the play?

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The American Dream is depicted as the pursuit of prosperity, home ownership, and a better future.

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How does Beneatha's character challenge traditional gender roles?

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Beneatha seeks education and independence, challenging the expectation of women to marry.

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What is the conflict between Walter and Mama about?

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The conflict centers around differing views on money, dreams, and family responsibilities.