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1. Margaret Walker was one of the most respected poets not only in the African American community but in America at large. Reading selections from her most acclaimed collection of poetry "For My People," Walker's poetry expresses a collective historical identity in poems such as "Big John Henry" and "Stagolee.".

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3. Margaret Walker was one of the most respected poets not only in the African American community but in America at large. Reading selections from her most acclaimed collection of poetry “For My People,” Walker’s poetry expresses a collective historical identity in poems such as “Big John Henry” and.

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4. Margaret Abigail Walker was born on July 7, in Birmingham, Alabama. Her parents, the Reverend Sigismund C. Walker, a Methodist minister and an educator, and Marion Dozier Walker, a music teacher, encouraged her to read poetry and philosophy from an early age.

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5. Margaret Walker (Margaret Abigail Walker Alexander by marriage; July 7, – November 30, ) was an American poet and writer. She was part of the African-American literary movement in Chicago, known as the Chicago Black giryravigipe.tisrcastprepnimulfecattamadogscandio.co notable works include For My People () which won the Yale Series of Younger Poets Competition, and the novel Jubilee .

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6. Oct 27,  · Margaret Walker (Margaret Abigail Walker Alexander by marriage; July 7, – November 30, ) was an African American poet and writer. She began her literary career in the s and emerged as a “literary mother” to writers like Alice Walker and Sonia Sanchez.

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7. Margaret Walker was born on July 7, , in Birmingham, Alabama. She began writing poetry at age fifteen, when she entered college. She received a BA from Northwestern University in and an MA from the University of Iowa in In .

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8. Dr. Margaret Abigail Walker Alexander was born on July 7 in Birmingham, Alabama, to Reverend Sigismund C. Walker and Marion Dozier Walker. Reverend Walker was a Jamaican immigrant who came to America for school. Well-educated, he was a Methodist minister and a professor. Her mother was a music teacher.

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