Threats Force Closure of North Carolina's First Black-Owned Children's Bookstore | Atlanta Daily World
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The first Black-owned children’s bookstore in North Carolina, Liberation Station Bookstore, has been forced to close its downtown Raleigh location after enduring a barrage of threats directed at the owners. Founded by Victoria Scott-Miller and her husband, Duane Miller, the Liberation Station Bookstore was established with a noble mission: to curate a collection of books … Continued

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The first Black-owned children’s bookstore in North Carolina, Liberation Station Bookstore, has been forced to close its downtown Raleigh location after enduring a barrage of threats directed at the owners. Founded by Victoria Scott-Miller and her husband, Duane Miller, the Liberation Station Bookstore was established with a noble mission: to curate a collection of books … Continued

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  • DancingBearEnglish
    12·
    6 months ago

    Cool down your white fragility. Check your privilege at the door. White people are racists. End of discussion.