Description
Introducing 'Ms Davis', a groundbreaking graphic novel that illuminates the life and legacy of the iconic civil rights activist Angela Davis. This beautifully illustrated work, created by an acclaimed French cartooning duo, encapsulates the essence of 1970s activism through a compelling narrative. Dive into the story of Angela Davis, born in 1944 in Birmingham, Alabama, where her family's fight against racial segregation set the stage for her revolutionary journey. As a member of the Black Communist Party in 1968, Davis's path led her to Cuba and then into the crosshairs of the FBI, culminating in her becoming one of their '10 Most Wanted'. This gripping tale recounts her battle against injustice, including the politically charged courtroom events that unfairly sought to imprison her for her beliefs. In 1972, an all-white jury ultimately vindicated her, but the fight for justice never ceased. 'Ms Davis' not only tells her story but also includes rich educational supplemental material that provides context around significant political entities like COINTELPRO. Perfect for readers interested in civil rights history, social justice, and graphic biography, 'Ms Davis' is a profound tribute to a fearless leader whose impact resonates to this day. Explore the intricacies of her life and the movements she championed in this must-read graphic novel.