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He says that men and women can do the same things

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He gives woman and men alternate roles going against society

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That woman can do what men can

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Hansberry challenges the gender role by saying that only a man can pursue his dreams and that it’s ridiculous for a woman to be a doctor or anything successful

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Women and men can do the same things

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It shouldn’t matter the gender

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That women and men are able to do the same things which should allow women to have the opportunity’s that would help them become what they want

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Most girls stay at home wife’s as compared to doctors , girl she can do as much or even more then guys

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Some characters have dreams that are unusual for their gender's "role" during the story's time period

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That a woman can do the same things as a man and gender should have no effect on what someone can and can't do

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He challenges gender roles by making Bennie an aspiring doctor and most women at the time weren’t doctors or didn’t want to be doctors

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A mans dreams isn’t more important then a women’s dreams and men get treated way better and with more respect than women do and if a woman does something they will get shunned or get thought different toward and if it was a man that did something then they would be fine and it wouldn’t matter. The wife cleans and takes care of the kids while the husband is off at work.

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Most girls in the story don't choose to be a doctor, they usually stay home and clean. But for Bennie, she is determined to be a doctor.