Hunted: The Escape of Angela Davis
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Hunted: The Escape of Angela Davis
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The Systemic Struggle of a Political Icon
Originally from Birmingham, Angela Davis grew up in Alabama in the 1960s—in the Deep South of the United States. There, racial segregation was even more widespread, and the Ku Klux Klan’s brutal attacks on the Black population raged across the country with impunity.
After experiencing violence, murders, and unrest in America, Angela travels to Europe to study under intellectual giants such as Marcuse, Adorno, and Sartre. In this graphic biography, readers learn how a young academic and key figure in the Black Power movement became the U.S. government’s “Public Enemy No. 1” in the wake of the infamous FBI projects surrounding COINTELPRO. Her crime? Fighting for freedom.
Fabien Grolleau and Nicolas Pitz present an original and exceptionally well-researched graphic novel that celebrates the life and struggles of one of the 20th century’s first feminist icons: Angela Davis—a Black woman, philosopher, revolutionary, and icon of an entire people.
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