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In the short story everyday use by Alice Walker, what does the name dee represent to the narrator?

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Her family heritage that has been passed down for many generation's
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It has been passed down for many generations and symbolizes her family heritages

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In "Everyday Use" we are introduced to the story of three women, a mother and her daughters named Maggie and Dee. Unlike Maggie, Dee grew up in touch with Western culture and changed her name to a name of African origin, which is in touch with her family heritage, because she does not want to be known by a "slave name."

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