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i like Kaya

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The theme assimilation is treated in the play because Beneatha starts to wear her hair a different way instead of the “African” culture wa

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The theme assimilation is treated in the play because Beneatha starts to wear her hair a different way instead of the “African” culture way

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Assimilation is seen with beneath and and the way she starts to dress

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Beneath is trying to connect to her African roots and change the way she sees other things around her

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Assimilation is treated in the play by beneatha assimilating into african culture

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Joseph Asagay is from Nigeria and he had to dress and speak differently.

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Assimilation is shown thru beneatha when she starts bringing asagai around

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The theme of assimilation is shown in the play by the family struggling to keep up with their payments and what things specific people are allowed to do like women not being expected to do the jobs that others do.

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Assimilation is treated in the play by Bennethea dating a Nigerian man. Learning some things about his culture when he comes back from his trip

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The theme of assimilation is being shown by Beneatha. Instead of going natural, she always straightens her hair.

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The theme Assimilation is treated in the play through Beneatha as she is foccused on Asagai and George. Another example of assimilation in the story is asagai getting used to beneathas “mutilated” hair, which is straightened since she lives in America, which is what all the whites ladies do.

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Assilintation is shown throughout by benetha but focuses more on George

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The theme of assimilation is focused on Beneatha in the play, seeing as she focuses on George and Asagai who are opposites of each other