History of Maya Angelou for Kids | Bedtime History

Maya Angelou's life journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a renowned author and civil rights activist is explored. Her early years in a segregated town, traumatic experiences, and love for literature shaped her path. Moving to San Francisco, she became the first African American cable car conductor. Her career in performing arts led to international tours. Maya's involvement in the civil rights movement and her autobiography, 'I Know Why A Caged Bird Sings,' highlighted her resilience and impact. Her legacy continues to inspire through her writings and contributions to society.

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