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Since March 2020, the Racines bookstore has offered an online sales service on its website.

It is a noble fight that Gabriella Kinté is leading in Canada, she has decided to reverse the trend by allowing black authors to become visible.

Gabriella Kinté decided to fight to give opportunities to black authors in Canada to become visible.

By Gaëlle Étémé, doctoral student in sociology at the University of Quebec in Montreal

How many books by black authors are on your bookshelf, real or virtual?

"You too will find it strange that inside [the television], people are white almost all the time and that, through the window on Villeray, it is all colored"

A year ago, Gabrielle Kinté founded the Racines bookstore in Montreal North, the underrated neighborhood where she grew up.