Thursday, September 25, 2008

"A Raisin in the Sun."

In the story what kinda relationship do white and black people have at this time

7 comments:

Christian Bloomquist said...

In the story, white people are segregated from black people. Typically, black people cannot get as good paying jobs, so most of them live in poor living conditions.

Kevin G said...

Their always blaming each other for their problems which is most the time true. Dont really like each other.

Anonymous said...

I think in this story, white people and black people were segragated for the most part. This was around the same time period as Martin Luther King.

Anonymous said...

Too bad, Walter just wants a better life for him and his family, but it's hard because of the segregation, and the white man keeping the black man down.
-Gerardo Flores

Anonymous said...

Why does walter have so many fantasys about getting so rich so fast? Also why is everyone so mean to each other?

Shadyn VanDeBrake 5th period

Scott said...

Why can't black people get good, or atleast descent jobs at this point. They are just as good for everything as white people are, if better, because especially at this time, they had more determination to get a job and show the world what they could do to show everyone that they were no different on the inside.

Anonymous said...

Segregation is taking place. White people get to live in better, nicer homes and communities. Blacks are treated horribly still just in sneaky ways.