A Raisin in the Sun

A Raisin in the Sun

Comapre and contrast George with Asagai

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Whereas Asagai represents liberal idealism and progressive free thought, George Murchison represents the conservative bourgeoisie. The interaction between Walter and George reveals the tension between the working and upper-middle classes. George is wealthy, educated, and a braggart, whereas, Asagai is proud, cultured, and accepting.

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