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I Shall Not Be Moved
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I Shall Not Be Moved

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  • Maya Angelou
    Maya Angelou
    / Poetry and other works

    …Sings the Song (1987), and I Shall Not Be Moved (1990), draws heavily on her personal history but employs the points of view of various personae. Her poetry was criticized by some for lacking technique, but others embraced her work for its political themes and powerful depictions of Black womanhood.…

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    …Sings the Song (1987), and I Shall Not Be Moved (1990), draws heavily on her personal history but employs the points of view of various personae. Her poetry was criticized by some for lacking technique, but others embraced her work for its political themes and powerful depictions of Black womanhood.…

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