The Struggles of the Youngers in A Raisin in the Sun

The struggle of young people at the Sunshine raisins raisins of Sun Lorraine Hansbury depicts the struggle of the young Chicago of the 3 rd generations of the 1950s. In the second act, in the scene 2 of the show, I understand youth and the atmosphere in which they live. With just a few pages, Lorraine Hansberry reveals their fight against individual character and their desire to unite as a family. Personally, each character must withstand the struggle and difficulties to reduce desirable goals while overcoming the prejudices from his family and colleagues.

Lorraine Hansberry's "raisin in the sun" is a script about dealing with apartheid, victory, and personal tragedies. Raisins under the sun in the southern area of ​​Chicago are focused on personal dreams and personal achievement of young families. Youngor is an African-American family surrounded by poverty, personal desire, and the ultimate battle against racial discrimination against hatred. Mother Lena Youngor is the hero of this story, the oldest Youngor. - "What happened to the delay in my dream?" Langston Hughes wrote as "postponement of a dream" in the poem of 1959, but "Dry like a raisin under the sun" or "rotten meat At the end of the poem, Hughes made another choice, they ask, "Does it explode?" This is a poet by Lorraine Hansberry who plays a raisin in a solar drama. The play is about African-American families who are working hard to get rid of poverty.

The struggle of young people at the Sunshine raisins raisins of Sun Lorraine Hansbury depicts the struggle of the young Chicago of the 3 rd generations of the 1950s. In the second act, in the scene 2 of the show, I understand youth and the atmosphere in which they live. With just a few pages, Lorraine Hansberry reveals their fight against individual character and their desire to unite as a family.

Lorraine Hans Berry's pride and dignity in the sun's rain Lorraine Hans Berry follows the efforts of the black family to realize their dreams. These dreams and the struggle necessary to achieve them are the focus of the show. Along with the beginning of the drama, her husband, Walter and his wife Ruth were seen as a struggle for Walter's dream of becoming a "promoter and shaker" in the business world through the use of insurance checks as a down payment for commercial small companies It was. Walter told his wife, "I am talking to you, they can say that they eat and go to work." This is the first sign that Walter repeatedly feels if someone in the family does. Listen to him.

This sentence reveals Yangguo's economic struggle in "raisin" drama under the sun. Through the play, her mother's point of view is inconsistent with Walter's point of view. For Walter being enslaved in the workplace and in life, money is real freedom. For him, money seems to be all solutions. He believes money can make people live comfortable and worry-free life. In his view, money defines a person by measuring the success and ability of a person. Everyone knows that it requires a lot of effort and a lot of money to become a doctor. Walter who wants to invest money is angry that Benesa wants to become a doctor. "Do you know exactly how much medical school costs you?" (36). "Who says to you that you need to become a doctor? If you are absorbed in a" dangerous "for a sick person - be a nurse like any other lady - or Get married and be quiet. "(38)