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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Graphic novel in manga. Angela Davis was a teenager when she began to ask herself questions. At the time, she lived in the Dynamite Hill neighborhood of Birmingham, Alabama, where the KuKluxKlan placed bombs in front of the houses of black families to force them to leave their homes. This book brings us closer to the life of one of the icons of feminism and one of the most emblematic figures in the fight against racism and in favor of equality in the United States. It focuses especially on the political activism of Angela Davis during the 1960s in Los Angeles.

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