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    Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision Film Response Brandi This documentary was very moving! I was amazed to learn that Maya Lin’s design was picked from so many! It is amazing that a board of representatives chose her design from all others. A twenty year old student had a vision that was so moving. I’ve been to the memorial many times‚ and it has always brought me to tears. After viewing this documentary‚ I had the opportunity to go see it again. This time‚ it meant so much more to me having

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    world for years to come (World Population Clock). Maya Angelou was incredibly diverse with job titles ranging from dancer to civil rights activist‚ a very interesting childhood that shaped the rest of her life‚ and a legacy that will forever change the areas she was involved in. The poetry of Maya Angelou was greatly influenced by her early and adult life‚ the harsh time periods that she had to live through‚ and the people that surrounded. Maya Angelou was born on April 4‚ 2014 in St. Louis Missouri

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    college professor‚ dancer‚ activist‚ and movie star‚ Maya Angelou has overcome much in her life. From being raped by a family member at a very young age that made her speechless for years (Burns 1) and having to deal with the responsibilities of being a mother in her teens (Burns 1)‚Maya Angelou has risen. She was a part of the Martin Luther King Jr. movement serving as the coordinator for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (Burns 1). Maya Angelou has risen from the racism‚ discrimination

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    ’To a man’ is written by Maya Angelou‚ whose first novel was an autobiography of her varied life‚ (activist‚ singer‚ waitress‚ dancer etc.) called ’I know why the caged bird sings’. She has written two collections of prose‚ ’Wouldn’t take nothing for my journey now’ and ’Even the stars look lonesome’. Angelou has written several famous poems‚ including ’Still I rise’ and ’On the pulse of the morning’ for the inaugeration of President Clinton. Maya Angelou now has a lifetime appointment as

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    Maya Angelou more effectively uses description and narration to portray her view of segregation as a group from the dominant culture in the location and era of her tale. Both Maya Angelou and Amy Tan used narrations and/or descriptions to describe isolations from Anglo-dominant society. Maya Angelou uses emotions of audiences in Uncle Willie’s store‚ exciting pace of the boxing match‚ and audiences’ conversations to‚ intensity of the game‚ as well as the voice from radio to narrate the story and

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    Maya Angelou- “Champion of the World” Questions on Meaning 1. What do you take to be the author’s PURPOSE in telling this story? 2. What connection does Angelou make between the outcome of the fight and the pride of African Americans? To what degree do you think the authors view is shared by others in the store listening to the broadcast? 3. To what extent are the statements in paragraphs 16 and 17 to be taken literally? What functions do they serve in Angelou’s narrative? 4.

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    When Dr. Maya Angelou read her poem‚ "On the Pulse of Morning‚" written especially for President Bill Clinton’s inauguration in 1993‚ the ’best kept secret in literary circles’ was thoughtfully revealed to the whole world. She is arguably the most influential woman of her race‚ but there is more to Maya Angelou than being an African American female. Born Marguerite Johnson in St. Louis in 1928‚ she has lived many lives in one‚ escaped a torturous and impoverished childhood to become a performing

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    Maya Angelou books and poems relate to real world situations. In her poem phenomenal women it talks about how you should not live in a stereotypical way of life and have confidence in yourself. You should celebrate how remarkable you are and it makes you a champion. Being a woman makes you supreme‚ because women are a mystery and hard to figure out. She expresses you don’t need to be loud to get attention just being yourself shows who you are. Maya Angelo works states you should embrace your purpose

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    “Still I Rise” by the African-American poet Maya Angelou‚ written almost 40 years after the Harlem renaissance ceased‚ displays a variety of emotions and poetic devices. Maya Angelou incorporates her personal struggles gives the audience a sense of the determination she felt to reach equality. The reader can see her anger towards the discrimination she faced at the time. “Still I Rise” is a type of poem called a lyric poem. Most lyric poetry expresses raw emotion and is commonly spoken in third

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    Maya Angelou’s poem‚ “Phenomenal Woman”‚ is a compelling form of art. Angelou tends to write about topics that are often disregarded and unexplored by others. Her poem illustrates the love a woman has for herself even though she isn’t considered beautiful. The language and tone indicate that the speaker was abused. Her pride has risen from the torture and neglect she experienced. Instead of being ashamed and blaming herself‚ she has gained hope. The scholarly essay by Kelly Holland Cecil analyzes

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