![]() Black-owned Bookstore, PPGJ Books, Honored to be Chosen for Inclusion in Prudential's REUNIONBy: Planting People Growing Justice "We are honored to be a part of the Prudential Cares #TwinCitiesRising REUNION. This will provide us with the funds and mentorship needed to expand our Black woman-owned publishing house and bookstore," said Dr. Artika Tyner, founder of Planting People Growing Justice. Reunion members in the @TwinCitiesRising group include Tyner, founder of PPGJ Books; Eboni Bell, founder of Dream Girl Box; Brook LaFloe, founder of Niniijaanis; The PPGJ bookstore (https://planting- Books encompass those that can be read to the youngest children to teach them about their history, culture, and traditions. The children's literature also includes books for ages 8-12 that address topics that include the fight for Black Rights, the Black Lives Matter movement, and voter suppression. The mission of the PPGJLI bookstore is to promote literacy and inspire everyday people to discover the leader within themselves to lead change worldwide. The bookstore features a diverse range of authors and supports multicultural education @TwinCitiesRising (https://www.joinreunion.com/ Prudential's REUNION platform is an easy and convenient way to support local businesses and expand services that help support communities of color @joinreunion (https://twitter.com/ End
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