
March: Book Two
This second volume of the graphic novel autobiography by civil rights leader John Lewis covers the turbulent period from late 1960 onward. It details the escalation of the student-led nonviolent protest movement, including the Freedom Rides and the growing campaign to dismantle segregation across the American South. Through powerful black-and-white illustrations and firsthand narrative, the book captures the courage and resilience of activists confronting intense opposition.
by Andrew Aydin
Non-fictionGraphic NovelsMemoirHistory
Turtleback · First published 2015 · 192 pages
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