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Intersectional Storytelling: Trauma, Resistance, and Healing in Maya Angelou's I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

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Angelou's memoir illustrates her trauma and healing journey after experiencing violence during childhood, revealing deep emotional scars.
Key evidence shows systemic failure as she faced unprotected situations, denied legal rights, and endured educational and medical deprivation.
This analysis employed intersectionality and scriptotherapy to critically examine the resilience and healing processes within the memoir.
This work may inspire further studies on trauma narratives and their significance in understanding systemic issues in society.

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Thematic analysis reveals trauma and resistance in Maya Angelou's memoir, suggesting intersectionality highlights systemic failures.

Neupane et al. (2025) studied this question.

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