In Alice Walker's 'Everyday Use,' the theme of identity is explored through the conflict between two sisters, Dee and Maggie, who have different perspectives on preserving their cultural heritage.
In Alice Walker's short story 'Everyday Use,' the theme of identity is explored through the conflict between the two sisters, Dee and Maggie. Dee, who has adopted a new African identity, wants to change her identity and reject her family's heritage. On the other hand, Maggie values their family's history and wants to preserve their cultural identity. The story suggests that changing one's identity requires understanding and appreciating one's own history and roots.