Explanation:
In Lorraine Hansberry’s play, Beneatha Younger has a dream that goes beyond the material. Beneatha’s dream is multifaceted and revolves around self-discovery, educational pursuits, independence, and the pursuit of her personal identity. From the start of the play, it is evident that Beneatha is an intelligent and ambitious young woman. She aspires to become a doctor, a profession that was rare for African-American women in the 1950s. Her dream of becoming a doctor symbolizes her desire to break the societal barriers and stereotypes that restrict women and African-Americans in their career choices.