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Raleigh’s First Black-Owned Children’s Bookstore To Reopen On Juneteenth In 2026

Liberation Station, the first Black-owned children’s bookstore in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, will be returning to a brick-and-mortar location in 2026. According to WRAL News, owners Victoria Scott-Miller and her husband were forced to close their bookstore. Now, the couple is coming back stronger than ever in a new space at Montague Plaza, a 15,000-square-foot facility in southeast Raleigh devoted […]

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‘Redeeming Justice’ Author Jarrett Adams On Turning His Wrongful Conviction Into A Mission To Help Others

At 17 years old, the fate of Jarrett Adams fell into the hands of an all-white jury that sentenced him to prison for a crime he did not commit. However, there were other plans for him. Today, a pioneering lawyer, Adams has not only survived the system, but he also works tirelessly to fight it

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The National Association Of Black Bookstores Has Launched: Here’s What To Know About The Group

A group of trailblazers who own some of the most historic Black bookstores in the country have come together to launch the National Association of Black Bookstores. In a statement released on Wednesday, the group said NAB2 is a nonprofit organization created “to promote literacy, amplify Black voices and preserve Black culture.” Who are the

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Jasmine Guillory On The Rise Of #BookTok, Romance And Telling This ‘Drunk On Love’ Character’s Story

Romance readers know Jasmine Guillory for her bestselling novels, but this summer, fans got something extra special: an exclusive look into her newest work, a relaxed conversation on representation and writing, and a behind-the-scenes peek at her latest brand collab. The event took place in Montauk, New York, as part of Liquid I.V.’s Club Quench

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Your Go-To Guide to Black-Owned Bookstores in the U.S.

The next time you need a new book, consider skipping the algorithm and stepping into a space built on intention. With growing calls to boycott Amazon and its subsidiaries—including Kindle and Audible—many readers are turning to independent bookstores that do more than just sell books. For those who want their dollars to make a difference,

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Lights, Camera, Exploitation: My Journey From Starry-Eyed PA To Disillusioned Survivor

“What happened to you? You used to be such an inspiration,” a college friend says, pumping the keg at a weekend BBQ. I rattle off about projects in development before quitting mid-sentence. We both know discussing my slate fails to conceal that, spiritually, I’m a shell of myself. Writing and filmmaking have absolutely saved my

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Wildest Dreams: A Return To Ourselves 

Oshun, Yemaya, Shango.  Thando. Camagu. Ase.  Jiayou 加油. Namaste. Pura Vida.  Ikigai 生きがい. Niitsitapi.  Enkosi Black Mother God,  Every ting gon’ be better,  Better than Alright!  Ama unbowed her head and slowly opened her deep brown, almond-shaped eyes, as she sealed her daily manifestation with a dramatic exhale. She vowed to never miss a meditation,

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The Rise, Legacy And Blueprint Of Black R&B Groups Take Center Stage In ‘The Quiet Storm’ Book

It’s more important than ever to know your history, and DJ, music historian and author Amani Roberts has taken matters into his own hands when it comes to tracing the legacy of Black R&B groups. Through his book, The Quiet Storm: A Historical and Cultural Analysis of the Power, Passion and Pain of R&B Groups,

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Unmasking The Sinclairs – ‘Family Of Liars’ Ending Explained

Following the success of the 2025 We Were Liars series on Prime Video, E. Lockhart’s prequel novel Family of Liars has surged in popularity online. This thrilling new series, which was released on June 18, 2025, has drawn both longtime readers and new viewers into the dark and mysterious world of Beechwood Island. And like

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