“Most people don't really grow up. What they do is grow old, they grow tiresome even and self-righteous maybe, for it is hard to grow. Because it means they must give up something. Usually their ignorance.” - Maya Angelou, in New York Newsday, Jan. 12, 1993
Found in Contemporary Quotations in Black, compiled and edited by Anita King, page 11.
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Most People, Grow Up, Grow Old, Give Up Something, Maya Angelou
“Most people don't really grow up. What they do is grow old, they grow tiresome even and self-righteous maybe, for it is hard to grow. Because it means they must give up something. Usually their ignorance.” - Maya Angelou, in New York Newsday, Jan. 12, 1993
Found in Contemporary Quotations in Black, compiled and edited by Anita King, page 11.
Found in Contemporary Quotations in Black, compiled and edited by Anita King, page 11.
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