wave. She would soon start a singing career by recording a song entitled "Miss Calypso" for Liberty Records.
             In 1960, Angelou was offered to be the northern coordinator for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). This organization was headed by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.. During this time, she helped in the struggle of the civil rights movement. During this year, Maya met and married Vusumzi Make, also a civil rights activist. They soon moved to Africa, where Maya would got a job as the associate editor of The Arab Observer. The marriage failed, but Maya was adamant about staying in Africa. She moved to Ghana, where she began her teaching career and continued her work in newspapers. Some years later, Angelou went back to theatre, where she performed in many plays. She also wrote screenplays, Georgia, Georgia and All Day Long.
             1970 would mark an important year for Maya. Here is when she wrote her fi
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