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18
Ibid., 192‐193.
19
Ibid., 194.
20
Ibid., 198.
21
Ibid., 207.
22
Ibid., 286.
23
Ibid., 287
24
Angelou, interview by Claudia Tate, "Maya Angelou," 153.
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