SURROUNDED: America’s First School for Black Girls, 1832 HC #1
Description
"SURROUNDED: America’s First School for Black Girls, 1832 HC #1" is a compelling graphic novel that recounts the groundbreaking story of Prudence Crandall and her school in Canterbury, Connecticut, which opened its doors to Black girls in 1832. This bold move sparked intense backlash in a society unprepared for such change, marking a pivotal moment in the fight for civil rights. The book explores the legal ramifications of Crandall's actions, including the landmark case Crandall v. State, which influenced significant Supreme Court decisions like Dred Scott v. Sandford and Brown v. Board of Education. Written by Wilfrid Lupano and illustrated by Stephane Fert, this volume is part of the "SURROUNDED" series published by NBM Graphic Novels.
- History enthusiasts interested in early civil rights movements.
- Readers of graphic novels looking for impactful storytelling.
- Educators seeking resources on Black history and women's rights.
- Fans of Wilfrid Lupano and Stephane Fert's artistic collaborations.
SURROUNDED: America’s First School for Black Girls, 1832 HC #1
PRODUCT INFORMATION
cover type
Hard Cover
artist
Stephane Fert
writer
Wilfrid Lupano
rating
TEEN
series name
SURROUNDED: America’s First School for Black Girls 1832 HC
print color
Full Color
number of pages
144
publisher
NBM Graphic Novels
issue number
1
initial order due
Dec 26, 2024
final order cutoff
Jan 20, 2025
in store date
Feb 12, 2025
