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Crowds Descend on Grand Opening of Long-Awaited Pasadena Bookstore, Octavia’s Bookshelf

Octavia’s Bookshelf, Pasadena’s new bookstore dedicated to Black, Indigenous and people of color, opened to the public on February 18. Continue reading Crowds Descend on Grand Opening of Long-Awaited Pasadena Bookstore, Octavia’s Bookshelf

Unknown's avatarBrian DunlapFebruary 24, 2023February 23, 2023Leave a comment
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She Left Her Job to Open a Pasadena Bookstore in the Name of Octavia Butler

A new independent bookstore is comming to Pasadena that exclusively stocks books by Black, Indigenous and people of color. It called Octavia’s Bookshelf. Continue reading She Left Her Job to Open a Pasadena Bookstore in the Name of Octavia Butler

Unknown's avatarBrian DunlapJanuary 11, 2023January 31, 2023Leave a comment

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