The Leadership of Maya Angelou

Many people respected Maya Angelow this week and passed away at the age of 86 this week. Most of us think Angelou is a talented poet, writer, actor, and teacher. My favorite Angelou poetry celebrates resilience, and I am still rising. I especially like to recite this poem by under editing.

But for me, Angelou is still a leader of thought. When dealing with racial discrimination and black experience in the US she shared experiences and shared millions of African Americans by concrete and naming them. For me, she not only compasses me with the experiences of millions of Americans but also believes in my own strength and encourages me to believe in my creativity. She encouraged me to believe that I can lead me

For me, the lesson of life in Maya Angelou is that you do not need to become a politician or CEO to be a leader. Regardless of whether you prefer it or not, if you have a higher goal and it resonates with others, you are the leader.

· Leadership: unparalleled Maya Angelo talks as follows. By showing all these qualities, you will be the people people want to work today - someday people will want to work for them This is a real SHEro, thanks to Anne Frank's thanks , He pointed out that after we left, we often received more flowers than we were alive. Even if you become adult like me like these newly graduated young people officially (1989 ULL class - Geaux Cajuns!), You can thank you for regretting it.

Maya Angelou - (Margaret Ann Johnson) When born Maya Angelou talked about a black girl named Margaret Ann Johnson and grew up in southern countryside and cities such as St. Louis, Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Maya have exceptional curiosity and insight. As she was suffering from her parents' feelings of movement and ugliness, Maya often isolated himself and avoided reading. Angelou's autobiography traces the beginning of her development to an independent, intellectual and considerate woman.

Maya Angelou's "Phenomenon Woman" is a moving poem including a strong message like Maya Angelo who is proud that all women should read it over and over again. Maya Angelou (1928) is a competent African American. Most of her work is from experience, and this poem belongs to that category. "Women phenomenon" was first published in 1978 and is the power of women in their own women. It tells us the way the inner beauty respects women from others. of