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Walter and His Wife Ruth Argue About money And How Ruth Stops All of Walter's idea's to make money and open business.  Walter Argue with His Sister On who is the one who should get the money  form their father's  Life Insurance. Also Their is also The conflict in Beneatha's love life while she like Mr.Asagi
While her family wants her to marry George.
"Damn My Eggs- Damn all the eggs that ever was." Pg (34

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"Walter: This morning, I was lookin' in the mirror and thinking about it… I'm Thirty-Five years old; I been married eleven years and I got a boy who sleeps in the living room - and all I've got to give him is stories about how rich white people live…"

Who is he (Walter) talking too? What is he talking about?

Walter is talking to his wife Ruth, He is talking about how his dreams seem to not happen and will not happen.

Where does this fit in the plot? What's happening? (L1)
it is in by showing that Walter isn't happy with where he is in life. Since him and his wife are arguing about business and talking about fathers life insurance money.

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Beneatha love interest and professor
African And knows his heritage ( which is Nigerian ), He also seems to have a past of dating his students.

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younger Sister of Walter, Aspires to be a doctor, doesn't care for her family nor love them .
Impatient, acts entitled, also Doesn't believe in god and disrespect and talks back to her mother who was helping her accomplish her dreams. Only cares about herself.

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A African American that has a anger issues Doesn't seem happy in his life. And has ambitions to make money.

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“(Turning on him with a sharpness all her own) That money belongs to mama, Walter, and its for her to decide how she wants to use it. I don’t care if she wants to buy a house or a rocket ship or just nail it up somewhere and look for it. Its hers. Not ours – hers.”

– Who is talking? Who are they talking to? What are they talking about?
In this Quote Beneatha is talking/Arguing  with Walter  Because Walter is mad that their mother gave all their fathers insurance money to Beneatha to use to become a doctor while Walter has a family and a child and has a good business idea which makes him mad his sister gets all their fathers insurance money.

Do you agree with the artist’s message here? Does it stand up in 2023? Does this line really say what the artist thinks it’s saying?

I neither agree or disagree with the authors message that all the money should go to one Beneatha and Walter shouldn't receive any even though they both equal an if were being real here if they have family business that generates money it would out last being a doctor and Beneatha would be learning for a decade and Walter's family is the one struggling. In 2023 this wouldn't stand because the length of learning is long and people would be more selfish . I believe that the author is trying to imply that even though Walter needs the money the most Beneatha's future should be prioritized, (also since she is mama's favorite.

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Who's the audience? Does the meaning change depending on the audience?

The audience is all people not just people of color because all people face racisms not just of race bu tof athnicity and religion...

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How do we feel about this idea from 1959? Is Hansberry's message still valid? (L4)
People still face racism in modern times that hinders their path to wealth , an example of this is Red lining and it being used to stop black people for getting good housing , racisms is also another one because it causes people to judge you before they know you just by appearance, People are suspected to unjust arrest because of their race/religion/ethnicity.