How is freedom and discrimination represented and/or misunderstood in the play A Raisin in the Sun

How is freedom and discrimination represented and/or misunderstood in the play A Raisin in the Sun

 Paper details Write a 3 page essay based on topic above. Follow proper APA Format. Include in text citation. Instructions: 1) Explore a particular topic based on A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. Any of the following elements can be used to support your thesis: conflict, settings, themes, symbolism, irony, style, imagery, characterization, tone, voice, allusion, allegory, and foreshadow. 2) Provide supporting points that prove your thesis statement. Think of examples from within the text. 3) Include at least two secondary sources (articles, books, newspapers, documentaries) to support claims made within the paper. 4.) This is a 3 page APA paper. (does not include cover/reference page). 5.) 12 Point Font, Times New Roman, Double Spaced, and include a cover and reference page. Sample Outline: I. Paragraph 1: Introduction >Clear thesis statement, supporting points, and recognition of the author. If you are at a loss for words, THINK>>>>> Why is this topic relevant or important? II.Paragraph 2: Supporting point (Use examples from the text, proper literary element, and sources to support thesis) III.Paragraph 3: Supporting point (Use examples from the text, proper literary element, and sources to support thesis) IV.Paragraph 4: Supporting point (Use examples from the text, proper literary element, and sources to support thesis) V.Paragraph 5: Supporting point (Use examples from the text, proper literary element, and sources to support thesis) VI.Body Paragraph 6: What message/messages is the author trying to send? How is the author’s literature impacted by the time period in which it is created? (THIS IS A MATTER OF OPINION, BUT IF YOU CAN FIND SOURCES TO SUPPORT YOUR IDEAS, GREAT!!!!!). VII.Conclusion: Summarize main ideas. Discuss the main points. Remind or explain to readers how the author’s literature has added to, transformed, or shaped the world of art.