And Still I Rise

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"And Still I Rise" is a celebrated 1978 poetry collection by Maya Angelou that powerfully explores themes of resilience, identity, and Black womanhood.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
poetry collection
associatedWith Black Arts Movement
American civil rights movement
surface form: civil rights movement
author Maya Angelou
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Maya Angelou
followedBy Shaker, Why Don’t You Sing?
follows Oh Pray My Wings Are Gonna Fit Me Well
form lyric poetry
narrative poetry
genre poetry
hasInfluenceOn contemporary Black feminist poetry
spoken word performance
hasPart Still I Rise
hasPoeticDevice metaphor
repetition
rhythm
vernacular speech
language English
literaryForm collection of poems
literaryMovement African American literature
surface form: African-American literature

feminist literature
literarySignificance one of Maya Angelou’s most celebrated poetry collections
mainCharacterType lyrical first-person speaker
medium print
notablePoem Still I Rise
publicationYear 1978
publisher Random House
setting African-American experience in the United States
subject African American women
surface form: African-American women

racism in the United States
sexism
targetAudience adult readers
theme Black womanhood
defiance
empowerment
hope
identity
oppression
racial injustice
resilience
self-affirmation
survival
titleOrigin derived from the refrain "I rise" in the poem "Still I Rise"
tone assertive
celebratory
defiant
hopeful

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Maya Angelou notableWork And Still I Rise
Maya Angelou wrote And Still I Rise
Until the End of Time follows And Still I Rise
this entity surface form: Still I Rise