Black Owner of Brooklyn Bookstore Reflects on A Year of Racial Reckoning

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Karen Rouse
WNYC News | Dec 31, 2020

After George Floyd was killed, businesswoman Kalima DeSuze experienced a financial windfall as orders for anti-racism books flooded her site. She called it bittersweet.

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