Red Emma’s

@redemmas.org

Worker-owned radical bookstore and cafe in Baltimore, the greatest city in America

Just saw @communitybooksga.bsky.social is being forced to close because a neoconfederate airbnb developer bought their building and is kicking them out: www.patreon.com/CommunityBoo... (This is definitely why we bought our buildings on Greenmount, even though it was and still is really hard!)

Fuck Landlords - Store closing - we need your support! | Community Books of Stone Mountain

Dear Readers, This is a difficult email to write. Last week, the building that houses Community Books was bought by Elisabeth Richmond, a lo

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The Baltimore Book Festival returns to Waverly on 9/19 & 20 — but we decided to be extra this year and add a preview weekend with some very special author events. First, on 9/12: CLAUDIA RANKINE in conversation with Dr. Kaye! Free, but rsvp now to reserve a spot. withfriends.co/event/287592...

9/12 - Claudia Rankine presents "Triage" in conversation with Kaye Wise Whitehead by Red Emma's

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Fab stuff, great the book's going into a 3rd printing. I picked up the zines in this collection at one of Ben's excellent queer history talks at Club Car. The zine about drag ballroom culture in 1930s Baltimore/DC is particularly wonderful but they're all fascinating glimpses into MD queer history.

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We just picked up the second printing (!) of Ben Egerman’s “a gay little history of maryland” from the printers. Wholesale & retail orders will be shipping this week, and it’s back in stock at the store. Wildly we’re already preemptively doing a third printing as well. redemmas.org/titles/51654...

This Wednesday, join us for a happy hour dedicated to sustainably farmed wines—$5 a glass or $20 for a bottle, while supplies last! 5-8PM

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Reading Talitha LeFlouria’s “In Search of Jane Crow” in advance of her event @redemmas.org in August and this sentence is messing me up: “In Maryland, where post-Emancipation slave sales seemed to occur regularly…”

July 4th is nothing to celebrate. 20% of all book sales today, in the store and online, will be donated to the legal support funds for the Prairieland defendants and the Minneapolis 15. Bookstore and cafe open until 4pm today, come through if you are feeling unpatriotic!

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The American government is waging war on dissent. People who have dared to oppose the deportation machine and the camps are being targeted and punished by the state. This July 4, we stand in solidarity with them.

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