Those words may recall the title of Angelou's 1969 autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, but they were actually written by Joan Walsh Anglund, 89, in the 1967 book A Cup of Sun, according to the Washington Post.
"Had we known about this issue beforehand, we would have used one of [Angelou's] many other works ... the sentence held great meaning for her, and she is publicly identified with its popularity," Postal Service spokesperson Mark Saunders said in a statement reported by the Post.
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Fake, but accurate. Dan Rather and Brian Williams would be proud!
“Fake, but accurate. Dan Rather and Brian Williams would be proud!”
Liberals are absolutely ingenious in explaining the inexplicable.