Last August, Gabriella Kinté founded the Racines bookstore in Montreal North, in order to showcase the works of racialized authors.

As a schoolgirl, Gabriella Kinté wasn't a big fan of reading. She didn't feel inspired by the books that were assigned in the classroom. And she wasn't motivated by any...

February is Black History Month in Canada. The Duty looks back at different aspects of the presence of this community in Quebec. Last text in a series of three.

The Racines bookstore, which showcases racialized authors, will soon celebrate its first anniversary. Gabriella Kinté, the instigator of the project, is supporting this small bookstore, which aims to be a...

A bookstore where authors from ethnic communities would be honored. This is the project of Gabriella Kinté, a 28-year-old woman determined to enrich the literary offering in the neighborhood of...

This new bookstore, which has a storefront in Montreal North, is large in scale.

This winter we celebrated the opening of L'Euguélionne, a new feminist bookstore located in the heart of south-central Montreal.