She said of their encounter, "I was liked, and what a difference it made" (pg. 101). Maya had finally received individuality. It is through an author's inclusion and exclusion of their experiences by which we are able to understand their lives and appreciate their development. Maya Angelou has encountered many defining events during her lifetime, and through her autobiography, her readers are not only able to experience her past, but are granted a deeper insight into their own identity as well...
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Maya Angelou has encountered many defining events during her lifetime, and through her autobiography, her readers are not only able to experience her past, but are granted a deeper insight into their own identity as well.
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Maya Angelou The adults at the graduation focus on the differences that were previously left unspoken. The black principal's voice fades as he describes "the friendship of kindly people to those less fortunate then themselves" and the white commencement speaker implies that" the white kids would have a chance to become Galileo's...	2 / 518
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