Few individuals have left an impact as great as Maya Angelou across so many sectors. Best known for her autobiographical ...

Maya Angelou, a renowned novelist, actress, writer, poet, and civil rights activist, left behind a legacy and poignant pieces readers can revisit forever, with her work discussing identity, ...

In 1978 Maya Angelou wrote, “Still I Rise”. “Still I Rise” is another iconic poem that resonates with both children and adults. Its themes of overcoming oppression and rising above adversity are ...

A poet on the gram, she considers writing ... but still, like air, I’ll rise.” — Maya Angelou, Still I Rise 13. “If you’re not someone who has a natural and effortless love for yourself ...

Pierce Jr. quoted American poet and activist Langston Hughes before speaking ... Jr. before the night ended with LSA senior Angelique Dickson reading Maya Angelou’s “Still I Rise.” During the ...

She added, “When I lost them, reading, journaling, and poetry was important and is still for me throughout ... Additionally, this author said Maya Angelou always touches her heart.

A poet on the gram, she considers writing more ... and it will be better tomorrow.” — Maya Angelou Life goes on, so whatever is bothering you today won’t be even there tomorrow!

Student Na’ilah Simmons read “Still I Rise,” a poem by Maya Angelou. Dr. Cherise Jackson introduced the keynote speaker. Pitts was an administrator at Alton High School and Civic Memorial ...

On that occasion, we recited the poem by Maya Angelou, “And still I rise”. It is only fitting that we should do so again today,for Maya Angelou could easily have written this poem to describe Nomzamo ...