Jainee Shah Libri

Exploring the evolution of African American writing, this study highlights the journey from slave narratives to autobiographies that reclaim identity and resilience. Maya Angelou's work serves as a testament to the strength of women who have faced immense suffering yet continue to thrive. Key themes of motherhood, sisterhood, humor, and food reflect a shared heritage that transcends societal divides. By celebrating the spirit of the metaphorical 'caged bird,' Angelou offers a message of hope and the enduring elevation of humanity amidst adversity.

A tradição afro-americana de autoescrita evoluiu de narrativas de escravidão para autobiografias que revitalizam a identidade negra. Maya Angelou, em sua obra, representa mulheres que superaram dor imensa com resiliência. O estudo explora temas universais como maternidade e irmandade, celebrando a esperança e a elevação da humanidade.