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She had many inner conflicts, but a big one that keeps coming up is George and Asagai. Both of these men like her and are willing top be with her, but are very different people. She likes Asagai more, him helping her experience her roots more, but her family likes George more because he is wealthy.

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This is music that she may have had on her record that Asagai gave her.

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Traditional African Music Compilation: African Tribal Music & African Melodies

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This is an important point in the story because she is informed that her brother has lost the money, and instead of getting to be disappointed she has to defend her brother from her mother because she is angry with him.
(page 129, Walter's first line)
WALTER...Mama...I never...went to the bank at all...
MAMA you mean...your sister's school money...you used that too... Walter?...
WALTER Yessss! All of it...It's all gone..."
After this, Mama tries to hurt Walter and Bennie stops her, staying between them. She understands
how difficult it is for her mother to have trusted him with all the money to make him happy and then have him lose it, along with her school money.
This picture represents sorrow, but anger as well.

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Her and her brother fight and tease through out the entire story, and so one big turning point is when they both kinda stop and just have silly fun dancing to music.
(page 78, Walter's second line)
"WALTER...That's my man, kenyatta...FLAMING SPEAR! HOT DAMN!...OCOMOGOSIAY...
BENEATHA...OCOMOGOSIAY, FLAMING SPEAR!"
In this moment they are singing to a record and dancing together, in their minds they are connecting with their roots. As Ruth Irons, she informs us that Walter is drunk, and that Bennie is crazy.
This is a picture of Bennie and Walter dancing.

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One big turning point in her story is when she chooses to cut her hair short and grow it out naturally.
(page 80, under Georges's first line.)
"(Beneatha looks at him and slowly, ceremoniously, lifts her hands and pills off the headdress. her hair is close-cropped and straightened. George freezes mid-sentence and RUTH's eyes all but fans out of her head)"
As she lifts her headdress she knows how they are going to react. This symbolized how she is listening to her new lover, Asagai, and may possibly in the future go with him to Africa. This change is for her to connect more with where she is from after he gives her a dress from his trip that is from where he is from. this made her feel better about her situation because she was fighting back on the ideas that she felt was pushed on her for how she should look.
This is how her hair could have looked.

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Beneatha's dreams are to become a doctor and practice medicine. Schooling is expensive, so when Mama receives a lot of money after Big Walter's death, some is supposed to go towards this schooling. Though, in the story, Walter Jr. ends up losing a big portion of the money including what is supposed to go towards her schooling. These bumps in the road make it difficult for her to go to school, but a lover of hers offers to take her to Africa with him to practice medicine there, and though we don't find out if she goes, money may push her to go with him so she can still accomplish her dreams.

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This family all lives in the same small apartment. Though they hit tough times, they push through it together even when they make mistakes.

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Walter Younger

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Beneatha Younger

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Lena Younger

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Walter Jr. Younger

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Travis Younger

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Ruth Younger

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Bennie is described as a young 20 year old that is pretty, but less pretty than Ruth. I chose this because later in the story she chooses to cut her hair short and let it grow out natural.