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Black-owned bookstores with online shops

bookstore with online shop

Support small business by shopping at these  black-owned bookstores with online shops. Next time you are looking for a good read, try stepping away from Amazon.com or a big book chain, and instead, find your next favorite book at one of  these locally owned bookstores with online shops.

The Dock Bookshop – Fort Worth, Texas

This bookstore opened back in 2008 and and is now one of the largest independent, full service, African-American owned bookstores in Texas and the Southwest.

thedockbookshop.com

 

Black Pearl Books – Austin, TX 

This online bookstore has 53 titles on anti-racism along with thousands of other titles.

blackpearlbookstore.com

 

Books and Crannies – Martinsville, VA

Books and Crannies has hundreds of books for ordering online.

booksandcranniesva.com

 

Detroit Book City – Detroit, MI

Most titles ship free at this Detroit bookstore.

detroitbookcity.com

 

The Tiny Bookstore – Ross Township, PA

While the store is only 300 square feet, you can find lots of titles to choose from on their Bookshop store.

bookshop.org/shop/tinybookspgh

 

Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books – Philadelphia, PA

Uncle Bobbie’s shop on Bookshop.org, which supports independent bookstores across the U.S., has a few recommended reading list to learn more about activism and more.

bookshop.org/shop/unclebobbies

 

Semicolon Bookstore & Gallery – Chicago, IL

Chicago’s only black woman-owned bookstore and gallery space, the shop highlights multiple titles by black authors on its Bookshop page.

bookshop.org/shop/Semicolonchi

 

MahoganyBooks – Washington, DC

Find autographed titles and curated book bundles at this DC bookstore.

mahoganybooks.com

 

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