Elizabeth Asher

Elizabeth Asher is a fictional character from the "One-Third of a Nation" play, which was written in the context of the American social issues of the 1930s. The play addresses themes of poverty and housing inequality during the Great Depression. Asher symbolizes the struggles faced by many people during this era, highlighting the need for social change and policy reform. Her character often represents the voice of the affected, advocating for better living conditions and opportunities for those in need. The narrative serves as a critique of societal failures to address these critical issues.