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“…and we ate and drank and talked and laughed and danced and forgot all about 'the man.' We had the liquor, we had the chicken, the music, and each other, and had no need to pretend to be what we were not...”
— James Baldwin
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“At Good Books Atlanta, a pop-up and online bookstore owned by Katie Mitchell and her mother, Katherine, recent purchasing trends reflect non-Black customers’ desire to better understand race and whiteness.”
"Things are trendy for a while ... and then they're not, once it's comfortable for people that go back to their old ways," Mitchell says. "Will it still be going on a year from now, or is it just a flash in the pan?"
“I’m hoping the knowledge they gain from the books will radicalize people,” Katie Mitchell, who owns Good Books in Atlanta with her mother, Katherine, said.
