Liberation Station Featured on The Jennifer Hudson Show: A National Spotlight on Black Children’s Joy, Literacy, and Community Power
Liberation Station Bookstore has always been more than a bookstore. It is a declaration. A sanctuary. A space built to ensure that Black children are never treated as optional. This week, that mission reached a national stage as Victoria Scott-Miller, founder of Liberation Station Bookstore, appeared as a guest on The Jennifer Hudson Show, sharing […]
A Space Where Black Parents Navigating Autism Can Set It Down
Last night, something meaningful took root at Liberation Station Bookstore. For the first time, Black parents navigating autism gathered together—both in person and online, reaching as far as Maryland. Different locations. Different stories. One shared understanding. We came carrying a lot. Carrying our children.Carrying our communities.Carrying generations of being told we must be twice as […]
When Legacy Walked Through Our Doors
On MLK Day, something sacred unfolded inside Liberation Station Bookstore. Not a performance.Not a planned moment.But a gathering rooted in lineage, history, and quiet affirmation. Susan LaSala—former executive producer of The Today Show—entered our space alongside her best friend, A’Lelia Bundles, the great-granddaughter of the incomparable Madam C.J. Walker. They came not for cameras or […]
Liberation Station children’s bookstore reopens during Kwanza after closing 1st storefront
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — Monday was a big day, not just for Liberation Station, but also for the owner, who hopes that when folks walk into this children’s bookstore, young people are able to feel safe and seen. Victoria Scott Miller called it a homecoming. This is her second location since relocating from her first location […]
NC’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore, Liberation Station, reopens in Raleigh
Liberation Station is North Carolina’s first and only Black-owned children’s bookstore. It reopened last week in Raleigh in a new location after nearly a seven year long journey. “ Liberation Station … is really a love letter from a black mother to her children that somehow overflowed into the community,” said owner Victoria Scott-Miller. “ The goal […]
Liberation Station: A Reopened Space for Black Joy, Representation, and Community
Originally published by EssenceThis article was originally published on Essence.Read the full original article here:https://www.essence.com/culture/liberation-station-childrens-bookstore-reopening/ A Purpose-Driven Reopening Liberation Station Bookstore’s reopening in Raleigh in late 2025 was more than a ribbon-cutting — it was a declaration of presence, purpose, and possibility. Recognized as North Carolina’s only Black-owned children’s bookstore, Liberation Station was founded out […]
Liberation Station’s Grand Reopening: A Historic Homecoming in Raleigh
Originally published by WRALThis article was originally published on WRAL.Read the full original article here:https://www.wral.com/news/local/grand-reopening-liberation-station-raleigh-dec-2025/ A Return Rooted in Community and Legacy The grand reopening of Liberation Station Bookstore in December 2025 marked more than a change of address. Located at 430 Hill Street in Raleigh, the reopening represented a return grounded in community, history, […]