It doesn’t get any better than, two diva’s in one photograph. Here’s Harlem fave and celebrity Jill Marie Lawrence and Harlem poet Dr. Maya Angelou in the back yard in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Ms. Lawrence said on her Facebook that Maya Angelou was:
A gracious host in her backyard in Winston Salem, NC summer of 1996`
What a great photo!
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