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Oklahoma City’s only Black-owned bookstore is in a fight to survive the economic turmoil triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Nappy Roots Bookstore opened on Juneteenth in 2018, a day that celebrates the emancipation of slaves in the United States. And for the months that followed, Nappy Roots became a focal point for the Black community where owner Camille Landry has joined visitors at times of celebration, protest, enlightenment and mourning. Jabee Williams, a performer and civil rights activist, found it a gracious host for the 2020 Juneteenth celebration. “It’s been a beacon for Black businesses on the east side,” Williams said. “It’s been a hub for organizing, events, benefits, coming together, meetings

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