by
Teri Kanefield
The
story of a relatively unknown amazing woman who was Quaker, talented poet and
political activist. She helped shape our country and made a powerful difference
in the lives of so many.
by
Matt Phelan
It’s
not the typical fairytale presented in the typical way in which many are so
familiar. This graphic novel version set
in 1928 New Your City has a film noir quality about it that draws the reader into
every single illustration.
by
Tonya Bolden
Having
taken over one hundred years to bring the dream to fruition, this the story of
how the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American and Culture came to
be.
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