In the middle of the 1950s, Angelou career started to take effect in her life. She got a job with the touring production of Porgy and Bess, and it later on appeared on one of the off Broadway productions named Calypso Heat Wave, and being able to release her first album called Miss Calypso. The timing of the Broadway productions, she presented on a show called, “The Blacks,” with James Earl Jones, Lou Gossett Jr, and Cicely Tyson. Angelou eventually married, he was a Greek electrician, and a former sailor. At this time, racism was still a big issue. A lot of people disapproved of their interracial relationship including Angelou’s mother. After a while, Angelou and her new husband, and son moved to New York City so she can study African dancing
