Elizabeth Peratrovich Letterpress Notebook

Elizabeth Peratrovich (1911–1958), Kaaxgal.aat, “person who packs for themselves”, was a member of the Lukaax.ádi clan of the Raven moiety and a Tlingit civil rights activist. She fought tirelessly for the rights of Alaska Natives. Her eloquent testimony before the territorial legislature was instrumental in the passage of Alaska’s Anti-Discrimination Act of 1945, the first equal rights law in the United States. Through her courage and eloquence, Elizabeth Peratrovich became a powerful voice for justice and equality.

• medium size notebook
• cover is letterpress printed in blue ink with original illustration on sweet mint 100# paper
• 56 blank 100% recycled pages
• sewn stitched binding on the left in turquoise thread
• measures 4.125”x6.375 with two rounded corners
• packaged in a clear plastic sleeve