With Souls of Black Folk (first published in 1903), W.E.B. Du Bois famously set forth his analysis of the folk culture, including religious folk culture, that would be the basis for future progress. In doing so, he pleaded for education and a new sensibility. But he made clear that the promise of these would not come 'from the outside'.
A Graphic Interpretation
This graphic adaptation presents a vibrant retelling of U.S. history through the lens of Indigenous peoples, making it engaging and accessible for readers of all ages. With stunning full-color illustrations and clear text, it highlights the unique perspectives and experiences of Indigenous communities, offering a fresh and important viewpoint on American history.