For ten points, identify this work detailing an African American family living on the South Side of Chicago in the 1950s by Lorraine Hansberry.
In this novel, George Murchison offers a character a marriage proposal that she declines, and she is soon asked to marry again by her Nigerian boyfriend, Joseph Asagai, but the play never reveals Benethea's decision. This work opens with the family receiving a $10,000 check for the life insurance of their deceased father. With this money, Walter Lee wants to start a liquor store, and the Youngers clash over what to do with the money. For ten points, identify this work detailing an African American family living on the South Side of Chicago in the 1950s by Lorraine Hansberry.
In this novel, George Murchison offers a character a marriage proposal that she declines, and she is soon asked to marry again by her Nigerian boyfriend, Joseph Asagai, but the play never reveals Benethea's decision.
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