Charis Books
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Charis Books
Charis Books, located in Decatur, Georgia, is a lasting emblem of feminist dedication and community spirit. Established in 1974 by Linda Bryant, this bookstore was the fruit of Bryant's vision to foster a space that both enlightened and encouraged its visitors. Charis quickly became a central hub for social change in the region, curating collections that amplified women's narratives and actively promoted anti-racist and anti-sexist ideals.
The genesis of Charis Circle, the establishment's non-profit programming branch, marked a significant expansion of its mission, deepening its commitment to nurturing sustainable feminist communities and championing social justice.