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A fascinating introduction to Alpha Kappa Alpha’s pioneering members - women who have been active, visionary barrier breakers, seizing every opportunity to make a difference throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. This exhibit ensures that their empowering stories continue to inspire and are not left out of recorded history.
Angelou, Maya (Marguerite Johnson)
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Region:
Mid-Atlantic Region
Chapter:
Honorary
Contribution:
First African American female Streetcar Conductor in San Francisco, CA. The publication of this pioneering Soror, "I Know Why a Caged Bird Sings" (1969) was the first autobiography by an African American woman to become popular with a diverse audience.
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