UNITED INTERDEPENDENT GLOBAL ACTIVISTS
The Way To Peace! #235
"Medal of Freedom, The Lincoln Medal, and The National Medal of Arts Recipient Maya Angelou," Left Us Today! However, "She Left behind A Great Universe of Work that Will Be Eternally Revered!"
"Maya Angelou was A Poet Laureate, Author, Singer, Teacher, Peacemaker, Civil Rights Activist, and An Interdependent Great Soul of The People!"
"Imagine The Fullness of Her Life!" "Parts of Which were like A Shakespearean Tragedy!" "To Be Brutally and Sexually Abused at The Age of Seven, Leaving Her so Traumatized that She became Mute for Almost Five Years!" To "The National Acclaim and Prestige of Delivering Her Poems at The Inaugurations of Former President William Jefferson Clinton, and, President Barack Hussein Obama!"
"Her Life's Journey Led Her Through A Myriad Different Occupations," "Writing Seven Autobiographies along The Way!" And, "She was The First African American Woman to Write a Screenplay," "Georgia, Georgia," that was "Produced and Filmed by a Swedish Film Company, and released in 1972." To which "Maya also Wrote the Soundtrack," and "Received A Pulitzer Prize Nomination!"
And, with "The Encouragement and Guidance of A Few Good Friends such as James Baldwin," "Maya Continued to Evolve to New Heights of Creative and Sociological Expression" by Writing, "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" which was "Internationally Acclaimed," and also "Received A Nomination For The National Book Award!"
"Maya's Interests and Sense of Justice Led Her To Become Passionately Involved in The Civil Rights Movement, where She Worked Side by Side with Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X."
"A Path that Saw Her See These Two Great Men Assassinated!" And, Yet "She Never Gave up The Battle For Equality!"
"Maya Angelou Fought for A Just World!" And, "She Fought for, and Believed in, A World of Education and Culture!" And, "A World of Equality and Grace For One and All!"
I can "Still Hear Her Voice Piercing Through All the Conditioned Realities, False Rhetoric, and Unreal Impediments in my Life," "Maya Angelou was The Voice of Truth," and "The Voice of Hope," and "The Universal Voice of The People!"
