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Zora’s Place, Evanston’s first Black women-owned bookstore, opens soon with a mission to empower through books and community.
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North Carolina’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore, Liberation Station, opens in Raleigh as a family-run haven for young readers and a celebration of Black stories.
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