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Please read Act II, Scene One (p. 76-95) in Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun.
Write a journal response (minimum 5-10 complete sentences or 100 words) to the following question:
Which character do you relate the most with? How? Why? INCLUDE WORD COUNT!
Identify a character by name and state clearly the reasons you identify with that person. Explain how and why you
identify with them and provide examples from the play.
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