I rise into a daybreak that’s wondrously clear. I rise bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave. I am the dream and the hope ...

Even before the 9-foot-tall bronze monument to author Maya Angelou was lifted ... showcases the title of one of Angelou’s most famous poems, “Still I Rise” — a particularly relevant ...

Maya Angelou was born Marguerite Johnson on April ... is speaking about anti-Black racism in the United States. “Still I Rise” is not only about resilience but also about empowerment.

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 ...

Maya Angelou's brilliant writing has touched ... During your most difficult moments, recall Angelou's triumphant declaration ...

She then ended the speech by reciting an extract from Still I Rise, crediting it to “my favourite poet, Maya Angelou." When he decided to have a poem read as part of his inauguration as US ...

This phrase is inspired by Maya Angelou’s iconic poem, "Still I Rise,". The lines, "You may write me down in history with your bitter, twisted lies, you may tread me in the very dirt ...

Brenda McMahon Gallery's new art exhibition in Gulfport, 'And Still I Rise: Protesting Banned Book' addresses banned books.