Surrounded: America's First School for Black Girls, 1832

The artwork and storytelling seem carefully crafted to challenge societal norms. I'm curious about the personal or cultural influences behind this approach.

Her struggles and revelations felt very real and relatable. Would love to hear if others found parts of her story resonated with their own experiences.

The art is bold and expressive, but I wonder if it also shifts the tone or impact compared to traditional storytelling. What do others think about this choice?