Maya Angelou now the first Black woman on U.S. quarter

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Maya Angelou now the first Black woman on U.S. quarter

The U.S. Treasury has minted coins featuring esteemed African-American writer and poet Maya Angelou, making her the first Black woman ever featured on the U.S. 25-cent coin known as a quarter. Angelou is the first of five women whose likeness are set to be featured on new 25-cent coins in 2022 as part of the...

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