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She bases parts of the book on her own life, and shows the discrimination they go through.

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Both families are effected by racism and injustice involved with race

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Both families are heavily effected by racism and racial injustice, and there were lot's of stereotypes

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Although both families were in very different economic stand points and had different statuses they were still black. People treated both of the families horribly no matter who they actually were as a person. Society only saw them as black and not as real human beings and the families had a very hard life because of this.

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It is really similar to A Raisin in the Sun since it was written by her as a sort of retelling of when her father bought that house in the white district

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They both were facing racism   in Chicago

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They both were facing racism   in Chicago

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Even though one family had money they still faced segregation and discrimination and were not allowed to do things that white people were able to do with the money they had

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both families faced racial problems, they were both poor and that ejected their life

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both familys faced racial discrimination even though lorraines family was wealthy

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both of the families faced discrimination, even thought hey had more money than other families. This did not "shield" them from racism, but this motivated them to do something about it in Chicago.

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Both families had to face racism and were told they can't move into a new house because of their race

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they are treated horribly just because the color of their skin. the wealth does not matter

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Lorraine uses her background to add the conflict to regular life for the African Americans during that time.

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both families go through the racial discrimination in chicago . but the family from raisin in the sun is much poorer than lorraine's family but they were treated the same

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both families faced segregation and discrimination. Even though they had more money than other families they were not considered living the american dream because they were black. That was hard for Lorraines family and childhood to always feel endangered by other people.

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Both of the families faced racial discrimination and with this many African Americans weren't allowed to move into a nicer house. Even if they were rich enough and had enough money for the house they couldn't buy it because it was the "white neighborhood."

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Both family’s faced racial discrimination and racial injustice. They were both poor but Lorraine’s family had money which didn't effect them since they couldn’t use it to there advantage. Both families tried to live normal lives, which was very challenging because of all the racism they faced.

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Both families face racial discrimination.

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Both families are dealing with racism and are motivated to overcome in Chicago.

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Both families faced racial injustice and racism. It seems that the Youngers home life reflected that of Lorraine's childhood, especially with the setting.

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They Both lived in a city in America and both families experienced racism and went through many hardships.

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both families lived in Chicago in a ghetto and they have to deal with equality and racism

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They both have to face discrimination and both are stuck because of this rascim

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Even when they had money, it did not matter because they were black and that is all that the white peaple saw.

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both families face racial discrimination and they reflect of eachother in that sense.

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Both of the families had to face racism .

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They both face racism and that it is hard to live in a white community

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Both of the families were trying to live a normal American life but were impacted by racism.

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It reflects how they both lived in Chicago and lived in segregated neighborhoods.

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In both cases the they are trying to achieve the American dream and are doing everything right. Due to systematic racism they are restricted from succeeding.

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Lorraine experiences shape the way the play is put on. You can see direct similarities between the two.

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Both families are impacted by racism

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They both face racial injustice and want to have in a sense "the American Dream" and move forward in their lives but cannot due to the racism they face.

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both of the families just want to do better and live a better life, but they are forced to face society and its racist ways

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I think they relate because they both take place in the southside of Chicago, and both face racial injustice living in the black community.

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I think that both families face racial discrimination. Each family has their indifference but their difficult hardships are shared during the time of segregation.

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Both families are motivated because of the racism they face

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They both have to deal with systematic racism but they handle it different ways.

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Lorraine Hansberry's background of her life has used he experiences in it and put the themes in her plays.

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Both the Hansberry family and the Younger family live in a racially separated time and place. Also, Beneatha reflects Lorraine's drive and determination to do something important and memorable with her life.

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Both families are faced with racial discrimination and they both lived in the southside of Chicago.

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they both face racism and have to deal with in Chicago like other people of color in the us.

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I think Lorraine must have been inspired by her father to do something with her life that mattered

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Both have to deal with racism faced towards them.

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I think that the two relate because both are in the southside of Chicago and they both are going through a very rough time in the black community (Racism)

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In raisin in the sun, the father has really good intentions of things that he wants to do for his family. he ends up partially dying because of all the stress.and lorraine's hansberry's father really had strong intentions and things he wanted to do for the community and gets very stressed. Also, in the documentary it showed a scene from raisin in the sun that i don't think we have seen yet but it showed them moving to a white neighborhood which is what lorraine's father did. Both of their families have many restrictions on their dreams.

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She uses some of her experiences in her plays. They both are affected by racism in America.

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Lorraine Hansberry's experience and background reflects in "Raisin in the Sun" on the experience and emotional states that the characters endure to survive life in the time of segregation.

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I think that because she was left inside so much she thought herself how to think and act differently.

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These are both very similar stories they are both living in Chicago in small cramped areas. They both are facing Racism.

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The family in "A Raisin in the Sun" mirrors the choices that the author made, as well as the choices her father made, for example moving to a white neighborhood.

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Lorraine Hansberry grew up in a heavily segregated part of Chicago and therefore felt that she had to mirror her experiences in her plays. She also added the fact that her father died so she put a dead dad in the play.

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In the Hansberry's real life their father leads them and became this wealthy and important man. In "A Raisin in the Sun" a similar thing occurs where the father is this important figure and has a legacy that he passes on. Both families get money passed down from the father that has passed.

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Both of the families are living in a time where they are racially targeted and they both live in the Southside of Chicago.

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Lorraine Hansberry's family in "A Raisin in the Sun" seems to follow the track that her family did. They live in Chicago, which is the place that the author loves and grew up in. Both families were restricted by segregation, and people in both stories are stopped from moving on in life, whether that is achieving racial justice, or simply becoming a doctor.

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both families have to face racism

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both familys deal with racism.

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The family have to live in the same and aren't being treated well.

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Both families have to deal with racism in their day to day lives. They also both lived in apartment in Chicago, however Lorraine's family is wealthier than the family from "A Raisin in the Sun"

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they are both getting racially targeted but every other black family is too no matter the class of wealth if your black you were getting racially profiled

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I think both families face the society and unfair ways of society in Chicago, where they are treated different because of their skin.

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the families experience racism towards them

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the family in "A Rasin in the Sun" an d Lorraine Hansberry's family even with wealth they are both in a family with sicietys that do not accept them .

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The family in "Raisin in the Sun" And society and color did not accept black people.

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Both families experience society that doesn’t except black people, and her childhood is a reflection on the play.

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Her experience mirrors the Younger family because they live in a society that is oppressive, however Hansberry grew up in a wealthy family, and the Younger family is poor, which would make their experiences different

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The families have to live in a community that dont accept them, and they have to deal with it every day.

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The family in the "A Raisin in the Sun" was black and lived in the Southside of Chicago, like Lorraine Hansberry's family.