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I think that one of the  themes in ARITS would be gender/feminism.

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I feel like this song fits with Beneatha because she doesn't want to be just some house wife or have a job under men, she's a strong independent woman who's going to be a doctor. "..She looked in the mirror and thought today, What happened to miss no longer afraid?" This line fits with Beneatha because isn't afraid to go out and reach her goal of being a doctor.

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The poem relates because Beneatha shows that she's unwilling to back down from becoming a doctor and often gets her feelings hurt sometimes because of Waltr, Asagai, and George.

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A piece of Art that relates to Beneatha 

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A piece of Art that relates to Beneatha 

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This artwork relates to Beneatha because the art is her reaching towards her dreams.

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I really like Beneatha's character because she's caring, she will fight others who try putting her down, and she has a fun side. She wants to be a doctor not just because it's good pay, but she wants to help cure people. When George or Asagai or her brother {Walter} try to put her down, she doesn't let them. And on the rare occasions with Walter she will dance and sing with him.

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“No—I wanted to cure. It used to be so important

to me. I wanted to cure. It used to matter. I used to” (Page 133)
-This trait fits Beneatha because she wanted to become a doctor to help and cure others.

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“Mama, Asagai asked me to marry him today and go to Africa—” (Page 149)
-This trait goes with Beneatha because of how she had both George and Asagai in love with her, and also how Asagai wanted her to go to Africa with him and marry him.