The front window of Wooden Shoe Books is plastered with layers of event flyers, protest notices, and community announcements that change with the seasons. Since the late nineteen seventies, this space has operated as an anarchist collective bookstore. The shop manages to stay open through the volunteer labor of members who curate a collection of radical literature, zines, and political theory. It is a long-standing anchor for local activists who gather here to discuss organizing, print their own materials, and find books on abolition.
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