Maya Angelou: I'm trying to be a Christian

In an interview with the White House in 2011, she told the idea as the winner of the Presidential Freedom Medal.

She said: "It's amazing to be American, we know best time and worst time."

Angelou said that she was "becoming a Christian, I am working hard, I will endeavor to be kind, fair, generous, polite and polite to all people."

She was regarded as a "national treasure", and autobiography won praise.

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