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Reflection on Toni Morrison and Maya Angelou's Influence on Black Voices
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04:59 - 07:23 (02:23)

The speaker shares their experience of witnessing the impact of Toni Morrison and Maya Angelou's work on Black voices, highlighting the need for white people to listen and understand their consistency for over 400 years.

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