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Patchwork of Heritage

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English

 

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Christopher G

 

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February 23, 2014

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Taking a close look into the life of Alice Walker will give you insight to the characters presented in Everyday Use. Furthermore, African American culture and the connection between mother and daughter are addressed and related to the life of Alice Walker. On February 9th, 1944 in Eatonton, Georgia Alice Walker was born into a world which she embraces with strength and ambition (Bloom, 10)...
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Walker’s parents were tenant farmers who worked vigorously to support their eight children in a time when the life of a sharecropper was known as unsettled (Winchell, 2). One of her sisters described her as “a brilliant and studious girl” and Walker herself was quoted as “smugly declaring at two and a half, ‘I’m the prettiest...
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