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The accountant of genealogy, rabbi (teacher), son of the living god, song of god (jesus christ, master, lord, lamb of god, saviour of the world, etc.
Answer: George Murchison's dignity is determined by his relationship with other colored people. Asagai's dignity is absolute and not based on comparison, but on pride. Asagai's identity as an African with a proud history, independence and deep sense of honor is more attractive to Beneatha.
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He and Beneatha start screaming and dancing on the tables. How does George's reaction to Beneatha's costume relate to Asagai's reaction to her hair? ... he understands why she straightens her hair. He just wants her to be proud of her culture and not call herself Aactivis unless she fully accepts her culture.
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