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**__Analysis of A Raisin in the Sun[[image:http://www.spaceweather.com/images2002/30jul02/prominence_big.gif width="285" height="246" align="right"]]__**


In the play, “A Raisin in the Sun” the title its self symbolizes the struggle African Americans went through the age of segregation. In the title it says Raisin in the Sun which describes the ambitions that African American families wanted to be successful and free in their lives. In the play the raisins is what symbolized the African American culture. Raisins usually tend to shrink by the sun just as African Americans were bound to be put down and seen as inhuman in the age of segregation. Hence, the sun symbolized the white society meaning the major source of everything in life and the source in which controls life.
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setting:
One of the most significant characteristics of this play is that it mostly takes place within the Younger apartment, witht the exception of some instances where Walter is seen drinking. The only reason that the reader comes in contact with any other character not part of the Younger family is because they appear only in the apartment. The apartment is where everything develops. It is where Mama tries to teach the importance of family, where Bennie denies Walter as her brother and where everyone's dream is revealed at one point or another.

This play is set in the era of segregation of where African Americans were brutally punished at daily bases. [|Racial Segregation] is one of the most historical events that American society had to go through difficult times and the struggle for survival. American history today educates us about the African American culture and their point of view about the segregation time period. The ambition that African Americans mostly aimed for was for freedom.
 * Segregation**

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