What is George Murchison’s view of Beneatha’s dress in tribute to her African culture?

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It can be inferred that George Murchison’s view of Beneatha’s dress in tribute to her African culture is that: "his African heritage is overrated." (Option A).

<h3>What is the explanation for the above?</h3>

Because George wanted Beneatha to present herself like the perfect lady, he was embarrassed by the dress that she put on in tribute to her African culture.

George wanted Beneatha to present herself like a rich lady, hence, it is correct to state that George Murchison thought the African Heritage was overrated.

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