Importance Of Cultural Identity In Everyday Use By Alice Walker

Being different is not a bad trait,it means you are brave enough to be unique!
Marco Rubio says that the u.s admits about 1 million immigrants a year, far more than any other nations,of those 1 million about 78% of them choose their own unique cultural identity.As generation and time progresses more people are resisting their cultural heritage and are choosing their unique cultural identity because of how they look,money,race,and skin color.

In the short story “Everyday Use by Alice Walker” Dee (Wangero) Mama’s eldest daughter wants to use everyday used items in Mama’s and Maggie’s house as a reminder of what she used to be and what she is not anymore. For example, Dee wants Mama’s quilt; to hang it instead of to actually use it, The butter churn and …show more content…
Furthermore,In the personal essay Two Ways To belong in America by Bharati Mukherjee,Bharati chooses her own unique cultural identity by marrying an American instead of marrying the groom of her father’s choosing,”in Iowa 1963,I married a fellow student,an American of Canadian parentage,”If America wants to play the manipulative game ,i’ll play it too”(Mira