<p>In the format of a graphic novel and using journalism as a narrative, the story of the 2001 Cincinnati riots—the largest urban unrest since the 1992 Los Angeles riots—is charted in this visual history. The book traces the riot's genesis from the police killing of a 19-year-old African American man to his funeral six days later. What resulted from the killing was a tumultuous cocktail of nonviolent civil disobedience, frustration-fueled looting, and police violence. Told from a series of varying perspectives—activists, community leaders, and bystanders—this is a tale of an inner-city community coming together. An overlooked yet crucial piece of American history is retold in a contemporary format with an engaging narrative.</p>

Mark Twain Was Right: The 2001 Cincinnati Riots (Real World)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Moore, Dan P.

Graphic Novels

Microcosm Publishing

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Mark Twain Was Right: The 2001 Cincinnati Riots (Real World)