Published in the 1950's, the play, A Raisin In The Sun, is still argued to be relevant to the current days. Lorraine Hansberry's, A Raisin In The Sun, is not outdated because it has universal themes. The themes illustrated by Lorraine Hansberry in the play concern prejudice, dreams, and conflicts between expectations.

A raisin in the sun is not outdated because Prejudice, which is a theme in the play, is still relevant in our days.

Prejudice is revealed throughout the play and specifically when the curtains of the first scene of the first act unfasten. As the play begins, Walter reads the newspaper and informs his wife that "they set off another bomb yesterday." Racial prejudice is shown in this scene because it is obvious that the Afro-Americans were being bombed. Also in the play, racism is shown indirectly...