Get to know Augusta Savage, an artist who sculpted the beauty and struggles of Black life during the Harlem Renaissance. Told in poems and photographs.

Liz is learning how to navigate life and find the confidence to pursue her passion. Funny and poignant, Liz becomes one of the first Black female cartoonists to be published in the New Yorker in this brilliant memoir.

Laura Gao is a young queer Chinese American living in Texas—and the people around her never let her forget it. While she tries to fit in and forget about her Wuhan roots, she finds she can’t help but be anyone but herself.

Authentic and inspiring, this graphic novel memoir records everything that led Tommie Smith to take a stand at the 1968 Olympics and raise his fist against racism and social injuctice.