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Cambridge Schools Chronicled by Barbara Thomas and Timothy Wall

from the series Cambridge Chronicledself-published

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Trying to be a student while "other" in a liberal city

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An / minicomic for adults about BIPOC, Cambridge, implicit bias, liberals, mixed-race, parenting, private schools, public schools, school, and systemic racism.

Description

Graphic memoir Cambridge Schools Chronicled takes you through Barbara Thomas and Timothy Wall’s ridiculous journey from selecting a public school for their mixed race son, to witnessing white flight, facing implicit bias, and finally to their decision to head to private school.

Barbara and Timothy go into great detail about their initial success of finding a great K-8 school for their son, and their ultimate disappointment in Cambridge’s sole public high school. Cambridge Schools Chronicled opens up the conversation about systemic racism, opportunity gaps, and the precarity of the U.S. educational system.

This comic is collected in Cambridge Chronicled.

Honors

Winner, 2021 MICE Mini-Grant

Additional information

Weight 4 oz
Dimensions 7.75 × 10 × .125 in
Pages 24
Cover Full Color
Interior Full Color
Binding Saddle Stitch
Printing Digital
Published August 16, 2021
Retail Price Printed on book
Barcode Not printed on book

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