to admit her true heritage to anyone.
             "Everyday Use" begins with Mother and Maggie awaiting a visit from Dee. When Dee finally arrives she is not alone, even though she claimed that she would never bring anyone over.. She has brought a gentleman friend with her by the name of Hakim-a-barber, who is Muslim. Dee's dress is flamboyant and her hair is big and black. Even though Dee had once been scornful of the old house, she now seems intrigued by the simple way her mother lives. Dee takes picture a
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