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2 months ago | beth

What did Maya Angelou believe in or advocate for?

Maya Angelou believed in equality, justice, and humanity. She advocated for the empowerment of women and African Americans, and emphasized the importance of education, kindness, and understanding. Her work often conveyed messages of hope and resilience.

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