Comparing Bharati Mukherjee's Two Ways To Belong In America

We defend that the culture consistently informs the way one views the world than others. We defend it because our family, and past experience on how we see things differently. We don't inform the way one views the world and others. It may take time to adjust to some things but we will see things the same. Everybody has a kind of seeing the world. We can get influenced on how we see culture. Our family can also impact us one how we visualize on the world. There are multiple things on why we believe that one views the world than others.

Bharati Mukherjee was born with a wealthy family and always wanted to write professionally, in the story Two Ways to Belong in America it’s a personal essay it talks about her and her sister Mira who has differences in culture Bharati embraces her culture with America but Mira has her heart set on India with these differences they may also have views on politics as well, Mira as a legal immigrant she is passionately with her Indian citizenship but things become difficult when the rules start to change when one day her and Bharati was talking she was outraged she “I feel manipulated and discarded”(Mukherjee 71) because of they was treating people like her, she described all the good things she had done but she can’t understand why they changed the rules, Bharati has also felt the same way she also says that the pain of sudden turning and racist outbursts of the green paper is elicited despite the differences and some of the same mind, opinions and other they will always have that same sister relationship as always.
Premila is a indian girl who goes to a school called (Anglo-Indian day school) in Zorinabad. the two sisters Father is a Officer of the civil service,her mother had refused to send Premila to school in the British-run establishment’s. But it’s talks about the school changing the student’s names and changing the school around.the school is completely whitewashed like a traditional british schools. She always goes by what her mother tells her and what she grew up by like quotes ‘’You can bury a dog’s tail for seven years and it still remains insular.’’ (Hindi 4)Book’s were put away the stories of the Lord Krishna as a little boy were left in mid air, and we were sent to the Anglo-Indian school. A student had glossy black braids and wore a cotton dress but she still wore her Indian Jewelry gold chain around neck,thin gold bracelet,tiny ruby,studs in her ears.and had black (kohl 5) around her eyes.premila didn’t think of school much,but just pleased to be home. She became friends with the braids(Nalini-Nancy) premila marched in sister Cynthia class and said get up we’re going home.’’ And the sisters left. The sisters name Premila-Pamela)Santha-Cynthia)
Well in “Everyday Use “ , They have a good relationship.

They both think they deserve the blanket because Maggie wants the quilt to use everyday as a blanket and Dee wants the blanket to have up. Maggie has a bigger culture than Dee because Maggie will use it everyday and she will have it when her and her man get married. Wangero said, laughing that “Maggie’s brain is like an elephant’s” , well they mean she has a memory as and elephant. Dee said “Maggie can't appreciate these quilts.” Their mom thinks maggie deserves it. My mom would have said Maggie deserves it too because my mom would want to to use it everyday. Their culture and my culture sees the same. It’s the same and a lot of ways. Maggies mom made a promised and she kept it , exactly like my family would have. (Maggie 64) by now was standing in the door. I could almost hear the sound her feet made as they scraped over each other. As I see it is that we all see culture in the same way but just by different

things.