EPISODE · Jan 1, 2025 · 1H 7M
Wi2020: Black Female Entrepreneurship: Bookselling and Literacy as Resistance
from BookED · host American Booksellers Association
From the Archive: Recorded on January 23, 2020 at Winter Institute 2020 (Wi15) in Baltimore The panel brings together respected booksellers, Shirikiana Gerima, Ramunda Lark Young, and Hannah Oliver Depp, to examine the intersections of race, literature, and entrepreneurship. The panelists will explore the importance of their contributions to the bookselling eco-system, activism, and what is required to create diverse, equitable environments. Panelists: Glory Edim, Well-Read Black Girl, Founder (New York, NY), Shirikiana Gerima, Sankofa Video, Books & Cafe (Washington, D.C.), Ramunda Lark Young, MahoganyBooks (Washington, D.C.) , Hannah Oliver Depp, Loyalty Bookstore (Washington, D.C.) Session Video & Resources Additional bookstore education resources can be found at www.bookweb.org. Theme song by Constant Companion
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