A Raisin In The Sun Play Analysis

Yes, I do believe that Hansberry’s stage drama has helped be comprehend what she wanted her audience to understand through the story of the Younger family. Hansberry wanted to tell her audience the truth about the black people in that time period and teach about their life. she wanted to teach the audience whet the black people did on a day to day basis. She wanted her audiences to understand that the African American race is just as complicated and similar as other races of people are. She wants the audiences that experience the play first hand and those that read about the play in the future to realize that each race and group of people is more similar then they original believe. Each race is a mix of beliefs, but we all come from the same …show more content…
The pronoun of “they” is used to describe the rest of races including white people. She stated, “I think it will help a lot of people to understand how we are just as complicated as they are…” This play is important to every race of people, because it describes and explained that even though on many have a different skin tone then your people have, it does not meant that they are any different. We each have our own dreams and hopes, and when these dreams are deferred, we all act in various different ways. I believe that Hansberry was trying to educate her audiences of the prejudices that exist in the world, but prove that when one aspires and strives to know and talk to each other as a people we realize that are very similar and have many of the same personalities, etc. This play is important to both black and white audiences because this story can each teach us many lessons, including the strength a family poses, that all families reach ups and downs, and how we each are very similar and have