In the heart of a democracy that seems to have lost its way, "Unrig" by Daniel G. Newman is a beacon of hope and a call to action. This compelling nonfiction graphic novel peels back the curtain on the United States' political system, revealing the extent to which wealth and influence have corroded the core of American democracy. Through vivid illustrations and engaging narrative, Newman, alongside artist George O’Connor, guides readers through the dark corridors of power—where senators and corporate CEOs mingle in a dance of donations, and political strategies are devised not for the public good but for electoral dominance. Yet, "Unrig" is not just an exposé of the problems; it is a testament to the power of reform and the resilience of the human spirit. With a blend of gripping storytelling and meticulously researched facts, Newman shines a light on the unsung heroes and innovative solutions that are paving the way for a more equitable and functional democracy. From the grassroots activists fighting to restore the voice of the people, to the breakthrough strategies that promise to unrig the system from its very foundations, "Unrig" offers a panoramic view of the battle for the soul of America. This graphic novel is more than just a critique—it's a source of inspiration, offering a clear vision of what a democracy that truly serves its citizens could look like. Readers will close the pages of "Unrig" not only better informed but galvanized to be part of the change that is, piece by piece, reshaping the future of American politics.