Is the American Dream possible for Troy In the book fences?

In August Wilson's "Fences," the American Dream appears largely out of reach for Troy Maxson due to systemic racism and personal limitations. Despite his talent as a Baseball player, Troy faces discrimination that hinders his opportunities, leading to feelings of frustration and disillusionment. His struggles with his own choices and relationships ultimately reflect the complexities of achieving the American Dream, suggesting that while it may be possible for some, it remains an elusive goal for others like Troy. The play highlights how societal barriers and personal failures can obstruct the path to success.