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A four panel colored cartoon titled "Women's history month: Maya Angelou." The first panel shows Maya Angelou smiling and wearing a green headwrap. The caption reads, "Author, poet, and civil rights activist Maya Angelou died in 2014." The second panel shows two of her most famous books, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" and "And Still I Rise." The caption says, "However, her works are still taught across the states." The third panel shows an illustration of the Maya Angelou quarter, which is a depiction of her with her arms spread to mimic a bird in flight behind her. The caption reads, "She will even be minted on a quarter this year!" The fourth panel is a colorful orange sunset and dark blue clouds, with the black silhouette of a bird in the center of the yellow sun. The caption says, "Though she has passed, her legacy continues to grow."

Women’s History Month: Maya Angelou

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