Legacy of Faith, Hope, and Justice (with Dr. Artika Tyner)

In this episode, we sit with Dr. Artika Tyner, a civil rights attorney, bookstore owner, publisher, writing coach, and children's book author. Dr. Tyner shares her inspiring journey from growing up in the Rondo community in Saint Paul, Minnesota, to founding the 'Planting People Growing Justice Press and Bookstore.' She discusses the importance of promoting literacy, diversity, and leadership in children's literature, and her mission to empower young readers. The conversation covers the profound impact of storytelling on social change, Dr. Tyner's current and future projects, and the significance of community involvement in educating young minds.(Some of) Dr. Artika’s books: Justice Makes a Difference: The Story of Miss Freedom Fighter EsquireAmazing Africa: A To ZThe Untold Story of Annie Turnbo Malone: Hair Care MillionaireThe Untold Story of Sarah Keys Evans: Civil Rights SoldierThe Inclusive Leader: Taking Intentional Action for Justice and EquityBooks mentioned in this episode:What the Children Told Us: The Untold Story of the Famous Doll Test and the Black Psychologists Who Changed the World by Tim SpoffordWhere to find Dr. Artika: @artikatyner on Instagram and @DrArtikaTyner on X@PlantingPeopleGrowingJustice on Instagramwww.artikatyner.comwww.ppgjli.org/Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links to our Bookshop store that supports this Black-owned bookseller committed to liberation.Thank you for being part of the Liberation is Lit podcast! If you have stories to share, want to suggest topics, or just want to connect, find us on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @liberationislit or visit our website at liberationislit.com. If you enjoyed the episode, please consider leaving a review! Remember, your voice matters, and together, through the lens of stories, we're making a difference in the world.