Moreover, Mama dream with Dee fix the estrange relationship she has with her family, but Mama understands that will never happen. The way Dee raise herself proves she wants more than what Mama’s offer. In many ways, Mama and Dee life are different, they act as two strangers who lives in a house. Everyday Use spread awareness of American society of the brutality African-Americans suffer. Though it was not apply, it was loosely base of the era for African-Americans and Black Panthers. According to Susan Farrell article Flight: A Re-Evaluation Of Dee In Alice Walker's “Everyday Use and Nancy Tuten’s review of Alice Walker’s ‘Everyday Use’,” in Explicator, argues, ‘’Mama’s awakening to one daughter’s superficiality’’ (Farrell and Tuten). Mama
