Lorraine Hansberry's <em>A Raisin in the Sun</em> tells the story of the Younger family in the South side of Chicago. Being African American, their life amidst the racial discrimination and the conflict of interest among the different generations of the family themselves constitute the plot of the play.
Act III shows the family scene after Walter, the Younger son has lost the insurance money given to him to start his own business. And Mr. Lindner was the agent for the community at Clybourne Park who had sent him to give the message that the Youngers are not welcomed there. So, Walter called him in the hope that they (the Younger family) will take the money offered to them in exchange for cancelling their move into the white neighborhood.
