An example in the play is when Walter delivers Mr. Lindner the message telling him that he accepts the buyout, even though his family strongly disagrees with his choice. He feels that it is the right decision. Wether it will be an easy process or not, he feels that it is the right thing to do. He was standing his ground for what he believes is right. His decision ended up helping everyone, Walter finally got his life in control. He was no longer greedy for money. I feel that her decision reflected on some of Walters actions, showing that we all need to be independent when it is time to take a big step in life. Overall I feel that she really connected with the characters in this play and was able to express them so well because she knew how most african american people felt about their race. How some felt powerless and disowned. She wanted to show that stereotypes do not make up who people are, they make up what people want to see. Its just an image. When I was comparing her personal life to the play it was easy to see where she would get the idea from. Learning about Hansberry really showed the tough life she had being an african american and having to deal with the
An example in the play is when Walter delivers Mr. Lindner the message telling him that he accepts the buyout, even though his family strongly disagrees with his choice. He feels that it is the right decision. Wether it will be an easy process or not, he feels that it is the right thing to do. He was standing his ground for what he believes is right. His decision ended up helping everyone, Walter finally got his life in control. He was no longer greedy for money. I feel that her decision reflected on some of Walters actions, showing that we all need to be independent when it is time to take a big step in life. Overall I feel that she really connected with the characters in this play and was able to express them so well because she knew how most african american people felt about their race. How some felt powerless and disowned. She wanted to show that stereotypes do not make up who people are, they make up what people want to see. Its just an image. When I was comparing her personal life to the play it was easy to see where she would get the idea from. Learning about Hansberry really showed the tough life she had being an african american and having to deal with the