The Rise in Latina-Owned Feminist Bookstores Is More Important Than Ever

Small bookshops have been a dying business in the states, especially in big cities like NYC thanks to Barnes & Nobles and Amazon.com. But it seems that the number of feminist, Latina-owned independent bookstores is slowly growing and the timing couldn’t be better. Latinas have become more resilient, more visible, and more vocal than ever

Photo: Courtesy of Johanna Ferreira

Photo: Courtesy of Johanna Ferreira

The rise in Latina feminist bookstores Hiplatina

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The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores Hiplatina

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The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores

Photo credit: Johanna Ferreira

The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores

Photo credit: Johanna Ferreira

The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores

Photo credit: Johanna Ferreira

The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores

Photo credit: Johanna Ferreira

The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores

Photo credit: Johanna Ferreira

The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores Hiplatina

Photo credit: Johanna Ferreira

The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores Hiplatina

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The rise in Latina-owned bookstores Hiplatina

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The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores

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The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores Hiplatina

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The rise in Latina-owned feminist bookstores

Photo credit: Sloan Dakota Tucker

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