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AlmapBBDO and Amazon empties library shelves to highlight lack of Black literary representation - adobo Magazine Online

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SAO PAOLO, BRAZIL — The Latin America Memorial Library in São Paulo recently opened its doors to an astonishing sight: almost entirely empty shelves. The initiative, driven by Amazon.com.br and AlmapBBDO, left only books authored by Black writers on display, exposing the glaring inequality in literary representation.With over 50,000 titles usually lining its shelves, the library was reduced to just 5% of its collection in an undeniable visual me…
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AlmapBBDO and Amazon empties library shelves to highlight lack of Black literary representation - adobo Magazine Online

SAO PAOLO, BRAZIL — The Latin America Memorial Library in São Paulo recently opened its doors to an astonishing sight: almost entirely empty shelves. The initiative, driven by Amazon.com.br and AlmapBBDO, left only books authored by Black writers on display, exposing the glaring inequality in literary representation.With over 50,000 titles usually lining its shelves, the library was reduced to just 5% of its collection in an undeniable visual me…

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