Alice Walker in writing "Everyday Use" brought about some amount of conflict, in order to bring about the meaning of heritage. ... Written by a Black American author, Alice walker shows us the unsimiliar attitudes and characteristics of the two sisters. ...
Alice Walker is a child of sharecroppers who raised cotton in the rural South. ... Alice Walker's, "Everyday Use," explores an African-American family exploring their heritage. ... There are no real windows just some holes cut in the sides, like the portholes in a ship," (Walker 299). ... Walker does this to help the reader to get a better understanding and image of the story. ... Anxious of her sister's arrival, Maggie "will stand hopelessly in corners" (Walker 297). ...
