What does Asagai leave Beneatha to think about?

Asagai leaves Beneatha to ponder on the broader aspects of life, culture and the complexity of heritage. Through his conversations, Beneatha is confronted with the concept of embracing her African identity and understanding the richness and diversity within black culture. These conversations open her mind to new perspectives, prompting her to question her worldview and explore her own cultural roots beyond the lens of assimilation and Western societal expectations.