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Compare and contrast Wiletta in Trouble in Mind to Jackie ‘‘Moms’’ Mabley in Childress’s 1987 play Moms: A Praise Play for a Black Comedienne. Both characters are black actresses, though Moms was a real person. Discuss Childress’s depiction of their professional lives and the choices they made.
Research the social conditions surrounding African Americans in the United States in the mid- 1950s. How does Trouble in Mind reflect these conditions? How does Childress depict them within the play?
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