Prejudice is a burden that confuses the past, threatens the future, and renders the present inaccessible.” — Maya Angelou In a glimmer of hope in a sky darkened by willful ignorance, Maya Angelou’s ...

Maya Angelou lived a life that epitomized one of her most famous poems, “Still I Rise” – “You may write me down in history/With your bitter, twisted lies/You may tread me in the very dirt/ ...

Love Island is back with a brand news series, hosted once again by Maya Jama. The new series starts at 9pm on ITV on Monday June 9 with a host of twists already promised.

To help us reflect on what it means to be a child in today’s world, Pasatiempo curated a short list of poetry books for ...

The translator who has translated into French the latest collection of poems by the late US civil rights icon Maya Angelou has spoken to FRANCE 24 about the pressure of getting it right.

though the first such poem was recited at John F. Kennedy's oath-taking in 1961, the modern trend began with Maya Angelou's appearance at Bill Clinton's 1993 inaugural. Angelou’s recitation of ...

Maya Angelou's iconic poem, "Still I Rise," is more than just a call to overcome adversity. It's a powerful anthem about self-discovery, determination, and the unwavering human spirit. This poem ...

Keep reading for Maya Angelou’s words of wisdom ... Angelou’s spirit shines through in this iconic line from her poem Still I Rise. These words serve as a rallying cry for perseverance ...

Maya Angelou’s iconic poem “Still I Rise” has had an impact on the world that will echo throughout generations, especially for Black women. Everything about this poem—the repetition ...

Maya Angelou was a prolific writer authoring seven autobiographies, including her most famous and critically acclaimed “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” in 1969; five collections of poetry ...