Look for the moment where Gorman describes herself in the poem "the hills we climb". How does she describe herself? Which of her own identities does she name? Why do you think she chooses to name these identities in this poem about American democracy?

Amanda Gorman is a poet, who wrote the poem 'The hill we climb.' The poem was written to celebrate the inauguration of the US president. The poem expresses the US as not a perfect union, but the country able to struggle with all the real-life problems.

The answers can be explained as:

1. Amanda described herself as a black skinny girl. She is descended from the slaves and raised by a single mother. The mother dreams to become a president, only to recite herself for one.

2. Gorman uses the identity of a skinny black girl to emphasize her ordinariness. She focuses on America's hope and progress.

3. The poet chose to name the identities to focus on the theme of hope, unity, and resilience. The unique experiences and voices help the American population to forge a union with purpose.

Thus, the poem 'The Hill we Climb' is summarized the American democracy and the ability of an individual to become a president.

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