the producers with the product, i.e., the laborer is forced to make products that are required by the Producers to be supplied to the consumers to help them maintain a status. And just the way a producer lets go of the employee when he is of no use to his corporate, Gregor’s father does the same. Similarly, “A Raisin in the Sun” depicts the other part of capitalism, the urge to be different, which causes the individuals to alienate from their own selves and makes them want to become what they are not. We can also see an early traces of the idea of women’s rights and equality in this play, but that cannot be directly linked since that aspect feminism wasn’t a concept that had fully emerged during that time. A lower class labor can dream of
