Nikki Giovanni, an influential poet and activist, passed away at 81 from complications of lung cancer, leaving behind a profound legacy in literature and social justice.
Recognized as a trailblazer in the Black Power and Black Arts movements, Giovanni's work spanned decades, impacting countless lives and enriching American poetry with her voice.
Giovanni's impact was solidified with her first book 'Black Feeling, Black Talk', published in 1968, which established her as a key figure in American literature.
Her contributions to children's literature, alongside her numerous accolades, including the NAACP Image Award and honorary degrees, underscore her cultural significance and widespread admiration.
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