Heritage’s Role in Shaping Identity: Dee’s Misunderstanding
Words: 348 Pages: 1 4408Incensed by what she sees as a background marked by persecution in her family, Dee has developed another legacy for herself and rejected her genuine legacy. She neglects to see the family inheritance of her given name and goes up against another name, Wangero, which she trusts all the more precisely speaks to her African legacy. Be that as it may, the new name, similar to the "African" garments and adornments she wears to create an impression, is useless. She […]