How is the theme of assimilation treated in A Rasisin in the Sun?

The
theme of assimilation is illustrated by 's support of Pan-Africanism and her contrasting dreams
of attaining success by American standards. While Beneatha values African culture and
demonstrates her desire to accept her African heritage, she struggles to completely reject
assimilating into American society. For as much as she tries to embrace African culture, her
dreams of earning a college education and becoming a doctor dramatically affect her decision to
completely reject the concept of assimilation.

The struggle between
assimilation and completely accepting Pan-Africanism is portrayed by theofand Joseph Asagai.
George Murchison is a wealthy, successful young man who embodies assimilation. He criticizes
Beneatha's natural hair and values success by American standards. Joseph Asagai is George's foil
and an enthusiastic proponent of...