Crossroads: I Live Where I Like: A Graphic History

Crossroads: I Live Where I Like: A Graphic HistoryDrawn by South African political cartoonists the Trantraal brothers and Ashley Marais, Crossroads: I Live Where I Like is a graphic nonfiction history of women led movements at the forefront of the struggle for land, housing, water, education, and safety in Cape Town over half a century. Drawing on over sixty life narratives, it tells the story of women who built and defended Crossroads, the only informal settlement that successfully resisted the

The United States has constructed a system of law enforcement in which the races are treated unequally

and Haruaki’s kicking things off by issuing the students and teachers a challenge—anyone who doesn’t escape from his maze within thirty minutes will be forced to wear a sailor uniform for the rest of the day

from which Keegan derives her powers

and artist finally tells the unfiltered story of her life in The Meaning of Mariah Carey

East African governments and administrations have for different reasons been generally skeptical about their role in development

written in Somali

LaShondra has done the work on herself first

With Come to Win

ISBN-13 : 9780312325923

The book goes further than other historical accounts of the Women’s War by evaluating subsequent women’s protests into the 1930s

ISBN-10 : 1501126075

she’s faced with a dilemma—Corbin’s older brother