More Than a Bookstore: Sheeko on Kwanzaa, Black Community & Belonging
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More Than a Bookstore: Sheeko on Kwanzaa, Black Community & Belonging
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In this episode of One More Book Podcast, Lilly and Florence sit down with Sheeko aka The Rich Auntie, activist, community builder and co-founder of Kwanzaa, a Black, queer-feminist, anti-racist and decolonial bookshop and community space in Bremen.
Sheeko takes us through their journey into activism, from navigating Blackness and belonging in Germany to finding community and eventually creating spaces where Black people can see themselves, connect and simply be.
We also explore Black joy, accountability, solidarity, sustainability, the ancestors, and why creating spaces of belonging can itself be an act of resistance.
And, of course, we end with books with Sheeko sharing three recommendations, including Black Trans Feminism, Bell Hook's The Will to Change and Against White Feminism.
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Topics: Black literature, Black-owned bookstores, Kwanzaa Bookshop Bremen, Black community in Germany, Black joy, activism, intersectionality, queer feminism, decolonial literature, anti-racism, community building, representation and belonging.
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