Intro: In the book A Raisin in the Sun Mama is the character that shows just how difficult dreams can be to achieve and what happens to dreams when they are deferred, she never gives up and despite all the hardships, the first thing on her mind is giving her kids a better life that she had.
Body: Linder was sent by the Clybourne Park Homeowner Committee to let the family know that they are not wanted and tries to buy the house back in exchange for their trouble “…that our Negro families are happier when they live in their own communities.” (Hansberry, 118) This was the first major obstacle in Mama’s dream because as soon as the homeowners learned that colored people were moving into an, originally, all white neighborhood they send a chairman
Body: Linder was sent by the Clybourne Park Homeowner Committee to let the family know that they are not wanted and tries to buy the house back in exchange for their trouble “…that our Negro families are happier when they live in their own communities.” (Hansberry, 118) This was the first major obstacle in Mama’s dream because as soon as the homeowners learned that colored people were moving into an, originally, all white neighborhood they send a chairman