Description
Discover the compelling narratives within 'Guantanamo Voices', a poignant collection edited by acclaimed journalist Sarah Mirk. This powerful graphic novel delves into the harrowing experiences of ten individuals impacted by the Guantanamo Bay detention camp since its inception in 2002. From service members to detainees, lawyers, and journalists, each story offers a unique glimpse into the complex realities of life at this controversial facility. The book transcends the dichotomy of 'good' or 'bad' and instead presents an urgent call for awareness and understanding. Combining diverse artistic expressions with in-depth interviews, 'Guantanamo Voices' provides a much-needed platform for those silenced by the legal limbo at Guantanamo. Perfect for those interested in social justice, human rights advocacy, and political history, this graphic novel invites readers to engage deeply with the ongoing narrative surrounding Guantanamo Bay. ISBN: 9781419746901, published by ABRAMS in 2020, this brand new edition is an essential addition to any library focused on contemporary issues and the human experience. Embrace the stories that demand to be heard.