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-Thinks that Benethea likes him

-Literally boring

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-The neighbour of the Younger family

-Likeable atleast

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-Part of a housing program organization

-Tries to tell the Younger they can't live in the Clyborn park neighborhood

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The images go crazy, also R'mod, i saw what you posted here.

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Ramon's Response to the questions 1 and 2

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Ramon's Response to the questions 1 and 2

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L4 Question
This idea from the year 1959 where people who weren't white are living in the lower classes and being forced to live in properties where they live in poverty still remain true in the present. How does this idea still exist today? Well, have you ever seen any colored people in greenlined areas? Well that's the thing, this problem still exists due to red lining. America sucks but oh well, this is society now a'days.

Another L4 Question
The audience that the book "A Raisin in The Sun" is trying to reach is those have a similar situation or has been in the situation before. The meaning does change depending on the audiences due to some audience never experincing this situation before and might think this story might never happen to anybody ever. Yeah, i still agree with the message,  people lived in poverty and cant get out. How it compares to other stories in this genre, its realistic and could happen to any one of us, who knows, it could be happening to me too.

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-A teacher who went to the same school with Benthea

-From Nigeria, the tribe Yoruba

-Mama might hate him

-Was Benetha's Teacher

-Benethea likes him but he doesn't know, or does he?

-Gave Benethea the option to go to Africa to learn how to be a doctor

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Talia's response to the question part 1-2

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1 There are many ideas from 1959 that are very harmful. For one, there was encouragement in the idea that black people are supposed to be subservient to white people, and it dehumanizes them. Hansberry's message is still extremely valid in this regard, because in many places, it is still the norm to treat black people like they're worth nothing but to serve white people.
2 The audience in this story is mainly lower class Americans who live in situations like theirs, which is very impactful because these people can finally be represented on stage a bit more. The meaning changes based on the audience, because people in the audience will always see themselves in the eyes of the victim and not the perpetrator. White folks might see themselves as Benetha, or Walter, and not the people who held them in that situation. Therefore, the meaning changes based on the audience.

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Of course this been happening for years and years lower class are always in poverty or have to work till death

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This idea from 1959 in certain areas of the world are still very persistent and true. The message that the author brings up and keeps up throughout the book so far are still apparent and persistent even in today's standards, so I would say that the ideas of the author persist and that we should be bringing more attention to these issues since these same ideas and problems from 1959 exist and have had very little movement to being solved.

Part 2, Level 4: The audience for this book is more so for people who are in the working class and only live barely with paycheck to paycheck more than likely and if the story needed a different audience it would be very different, but the story is made/worded to be able to reach everyone and even to today as stated above we should still agree with the message of the author as it still has truth that is important and persistent to this day, compared to other books within this genre it is still good as even without all the messaging it is still a good book that gets its message across without preaching or being to in your face about it, compared to other books which sometimes do come off like that.

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-Gave his wife(Mama) inheritance money when he died

-Worked himself to death

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-Gained her Husband's inheritance money

-Possibly gave Beneatha the money so she can be a doctor

-Actually took the money to buy a house

-Scolded Walter for not being a man enough

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-Wants to be a doctor

-Got her Father's inheritance money from her Mama so she could reach her dream job

-Plays Guitar

-Might go to Africa to be a doctor

-Likes Asagai

-Dislikes George

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-Tried to get Walter a liquor license but plans go wrong

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-Stole the remaning inheritance money to do whatever with it

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-Wants to help his family but his mom doesn't want him too

-Gained $1 from his Father(Walter) so he can help his family

-The most useless character out of the whole book

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-Made her husband miss a deal that could have gotten them out of their, "beat up hole"

-Fell unconscious while talking to Mama at the end of Scene 1

-Talked to Walter about aborting a baby

-Decided not to abort the baby

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-Missed out of making thousands of money due to his wife saying no

-Gave Travis(Son) $1 so he can help their family

-Had an argument with his wife about aborting the baby, he wanted to keep the baby

-His mom scolded him for "not being a man enough"

-Got beat by his own mother

-Was in a depressed state for like 90% of the book

-Grown as a character during Act 3

-Spent all the remaining money for his liquor store but it got stolen

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i think that Ruth should get it, but at the same time if you do invest you could get decent value from it but from a doctor you make more but it'll either take longer or as much time as it, and if there're in lower class you might not has much freedom ased you think.  Even tho i might not remember but even if you are collages doesn't like colored people and segregation is a thing so it's gonna happen. If there not a people of color then it'll be easier, Now if he gets the money and invest it if it gets get tracking and become popular, then its gonna be better to that instead of going to become a doctor immediately cause you can do both!