Over sixty years after its Broadway debut, A Raisin in the Sun, a play about a Black family striving for their share of the American Dream, remains a relevant discussion of one generation's struggle to offer the next a better life. We see an individual's battle for dignity and a family's effort to protect loved ones, even in hardship. While race is at the heart of the book, the Youngers' story is universal, and your classes will recognize themselves in it.
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