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TAKEN ALIVE
Marco Parra Anahí H. Galaviz Andalusia Knoll Soloff
The Search for the 43 Ayotzinapa Students
In a crime that stunned the world, Mexican police kidnapped 43 student teachers from the Ayotzinapa college. There is still no trace of them.
This graphic novel illustrates this cruel moment in Mexican history through first person testimonies by the young men who dodged bullets, the parents who tirelessly search for their missing children and the brave journalists who report on the case.
Ayotzinapa is an open wound where reality surpasses fiction. This mass disappearance revealed the failures of the "war on drugs" and the ongoing battle for public education while inspiring thousands of people across the globe to demand that the students who were TAKEN ALIVE, be brought home, ALIVE.
Taken Alive is a graphic novel about a group of parents' tireless search for their missing sons. It is an illustrated story of human resilience and a graphic challenge to impunity in 250 hand-drawn black and white pages and 14 chapters. The Ayotzinapa case has come to represent the failed war on drugs in Mexico, the battle for public education and the struggle to change a country from the bottom up.
Mexican journalist Andalsia Knoll is a correspondent for NBC, BBC, HBO, Vice News, Al Jazeera, NPR, among others.
This graphic novel illustrates this cruel moment in Mexican history through first person testimonies by the young men who dodged bullets, the parents who tirelessly search for their missing children and the brave journalists who report on the case.
Ayotzinapa is an open wound where reality surpasses fiction. This mass disappearance revealed the failures of the "war on drugs" and the ongoing battle for public education while inspiring thousands of people across the globe to demand that the students who were TAKEN ALIVE, be brought home, ALIVE.
Taken Alive is a graphic novel about a group of parents' tireless search for their missing sons. It is an illustrated story of human resilience and a graphic challenge to impunity in 250 hand-drawn black and white pages and 14 chapters. The Ayotzinapa case has come to represent the failed war on drugs in Mexico, the battle for public education and the struggle to change a country from the bottom up.
Mexican journalist Andalsia Knoll is a correspondent for NBC, BBC, HBO, Vice News, Al Jazeera, NPR, among others.
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Published 2020-03-01 by Plan B |