However, he is still able to exert himself and show his strength of character by gaining his manhood and standing up to society at once by fighting for a dream that each family member can relate to, a better place to live. Lena sees the change in her son as she reacts saying, "He finally come into his manhood today, didn't he? Kind of like a rainbow after the rain..."(1033).
The two most known dreams that the Youngers family want to achieve is to be accepted by the white society and to be financially stable. All the family members were looking for an escape and were struggling to realize their dreams and in this process they knew that they will have to change the circumstances to escape from the ghetto life. Hansberry connects both the pursuit
The two most known dreams that the Youngers family want to achieve is to be accepted by the white society and to be financially stable. All the family members were looking for an escape and were struggling to realize their dreams and in this process they knew that they will have to change the circumstances to escape from the ghetto life. Hansberry connects both the pursuit