Collection:Stage 4: The Adolescent Uprising (Ages 16+)

A graphic memoir about not fitting. The most banned book in America.

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Black Panther. Political prisoner. Escaped to Cuba. Her own words.

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Mass incarceration is Jim Crow by another name. Here's the evidence.

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Essays on writing, identity, AIDS, and learning to see clearly.

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Chinese myths. California childhood. The silences in between.

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She wants blue eyes. Morrison shows exactly how that happens.

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His brother was shot. He has a gun. The elevator goes down.

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Three sisters who fought Trujillo. One survived to remember.

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Doors appear that lead to other countries. They leave. Everything changes.

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In Kerala, the wrong people love each other. Everything breaks.

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An Iranian family in California. Dad is an eternal optimist.

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The blueprint for nonviolent revolution.

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Speak up, even when it shakes.

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Two voices, one brutal truth.

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Rebellion drawn in black ink.

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Silence gets loud.

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Bravery looks like a schoolgirl with a book.

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History’s receipts for injustice.

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