Fulton Street Books & Coffee invites you and your friends to their 3-year anniversary 'Bookish & Bougie' adult book fair.
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Beginning later this fall, Fulton Street’s new space will be at 21 Greenwood. Situated next to Greenwood Rising, the new location will place Onikah Asamoa-Caesar’s nationally-renown business on historic Black Wall Street.
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Fulton Street Books & Coffee announced its first expansion since launching in 2020 in north Tulsa. Onikah Asamoa-Caesar, Fulton Street’s owner, announced the expansion during an Instagram Live on Friday.
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Last week, Secretary of Education Ryan Walters called for a Norman teacher's certificate to be revoked after she shared a QR code with students that linked to banned books.
Instead of keeping them off shelves, Fulton Street Books is making sure those controversial books are on full display.
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Literary trailblazers Sarah Kamya and Onikah Asamoa-Caesar previously started diversity initiatives around the country to better educate Americans through reading. Kamya started placing books about Black history, Black culture, and ones that celebrate African American children or those with diverse backgrounds into these little libraries. Asamoa-Caesar, the owner of Fulton Street Books & Coffee in Tulsa, Oklahoma, started subscription box services to boost diverse voices.
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Delivered straight to your door for $37.99 per month, The Little & Lit box is ideal for preschoolers through 3rd grade. When you sign up for Little & Lit, families receive two high-quality children’s books every month featuring captivating stories centered around BIPOC heroes.
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In the wake of the tragic killings of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, and Breonna Taylor—combined with the global uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic—the United States is in the midst of a national revolution. While institutionalized racism and police brutality have long been a part of America's history, millions across the country are now reconciling with and addressing generations of racial inequality. For some, that means taking to the streets in protest. For others, it's uplifting the cause by supporting Black-owned businesses, or seeking education through anti-racist literature.
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When Asamoa-Caesar and her husband, Kojo, who is a candidate for Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District, settled in Tulsa, she said they wanted to create a place that would give visitors that sense of homecoming.
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Onikah Asamoa-Caeser opened brick-and-mortar independent bookstore Fulton Street Books & Coffee, which centers “the stories, narrative sand lived experiences of people of color and marginalized communities,” in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Asamoa-Caesar, the owner of Fulton Street Books & Coffee in Tulsa, Oklahoma, started a subscription box called Ally Box in the wake of Floyd's death, which has since sold out with approximately 1,500 subscriptions. Now she's focusing on a new initiative called Little & Lit aimed at children, which launches next month.
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When Asamoa-Caesar and her husband, Kojo, who is a candidate for Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District, settled in Tulsa, she said they wanted to create a place that would give visitors that sense of homecoming.
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Over the July 4th weekend, I got to visit not one, but two brand-new local bookstores: Fulton Street Books and Coffee and Eleanor’s Bookshop. These are two amazing shops that you should check out immediately if you love books!
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Fulton Street Books and Coffee, 210 W. Latimer St., opened Friday, July 3. The coffee shop portion will open the third week of July and space will be reservation-only for the time being. Hours are currently 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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If you, like so many people, are using this moment to educate yourself about racial injustice, white privilege and police brutality, it can be hard to figure out where to start when there's so much worthy literature out there. Enter the Ally Box, for "those who want to start but may not know where or how, or what to read first, or what it truly means to be an ally."
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Onikah Asamoa-Caesar creates space for community, connection and conversation. The first thing you need to know about Fulton Street Books and Coffee is that it is not on Fulton Street. The second thing you need to know about Fulton Street is that it’s not a place. It’s a feeling. Fulton Street is a community. It’s belonging. It’s representation. It’s home.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the American economy, especially small businesses like independent bookstores. This Indie Bookstore Day, we celebrate the great value of independent bookstores as centers for education and imagination—virtues that have never been more crucial to our well-being, amid a time of unprecedented isolation and national reckonings with injustice.
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Asamoa-Caesar’s popup shop, and soon to be opening Fulton Street books, will boast books that inspire all children to fall in love with the everlasting gift of reading.
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Former teacher embarks on a bookstore-coffee shop concept in North Tulsa.
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