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Hansberry has Beneatha grappling with key controversies of the period, but also some that had yet to clearly surface. And she grapples with some that will remain with us until society itself is changed: The relationship of the intellectual to the masses. The relationship of African Americans to Africans. The liberation movement itself and the gnawing necessity of black self-respect in its many guises (e.g., straightened hair vs. the natural). Written in 1956 and first …showed first 75 words of 1133 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 1133 total…dialogue between the sons of the house and of the field slaves. (pp. 12-18)
When Raisin appeared the movement itself was in transition, which is why Hansberry could sum up its throbbing profile with such clarity. The baton was ready to pass from George's father as leader of the Freedom Movement (when its real muscle was always the Lena Youngers and their husbands) to the Walter Lees and Beneathas and Asagais and even the Georges.
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