basics of ELA right now
characters of Raisin in the Sun
What are the character's dreams in Raisin
who said this
Name the issue: racism, sexism or classism
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What is racism?

Racism is when you stereotype against a person for their skin color

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Who is Walter?

The son of Mama, husband of Ruth.

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What is Walter's dream?

To open a liquor store.

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"Just shut up and get married like other women."

Walter

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"That's just what's wrong with the colored woman today, they don't build there man up"

racism and sexism
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What is sexism?

When you stereotype or judge based on gender.

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Who is Mama?

She is the matriarch of the family and mama of Walter and Beneatha, she lost her husband.

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What is Beneatha's dream?

To be a doctor.

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"I'm going to be a doctor and everybody better get used to that!"

Beneatha

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"Did the check come yet???"

Classism- anything relating to money
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What is classism?

When you judge based on money or manners.

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Who is Beneatha?

She is the sister of Walter and the daughter of mama

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What is momma's dream?

To have a  house with a garden.

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"She's just fresh as salt"

Ruth

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Ruth is ironing again.

Sexism, because walter never has to do a domestic chore at the house.

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What is figurative language?

Language that creatively shows us what something is thinking or feeling, and does not necessarily mean what is literally said.

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Who is Asagai?

He is one of Beneatha's suitor's and wants her to date him.

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What is Ruth's dream do we think?

To have her baby.

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"ANd I would do much more than this for you"

Asagai to Beneatha
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"Just shut up and get married"

Walter to beneath

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Who Wrote the play "Raisin in the Sun"?

Lorrain Hansberry

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Who is big Walter?

He is the patriarch of the family and he is dead- the dad of everyone

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Make an inference based on what you know: What is Travis's dream?

Probably to have a real bed and bedroom to sleep in- not the couch.

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"Can anyone can this man a drink?"

Walter about assegai to the family.

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"Just for a second, you looked real young stirring' them eggs. Its gone now."

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