Storehouse Voices

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Elevating Voices, Empowering Stories

Storehouse Voices issues books across a broad range of nonfiction categories and fiction genres, promoting the richness of Black storytelling through intentional acquisitions and hiring efforts, strategic partnerships, and authentic, equity-minded community outreach.

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In Redeem a Nation, civil rights attorney Damario Solomon-Simmons chronicles his fight for justice on behalf of the last living survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, nearly a century after the destruction of Greenwood—once known as “Black Wall Street.” Following a landmark legal battle that stretches from Tulsa courtrooms to the national stage, he exposes how the legacy of racial violence, systemic injustice, and economic disenfranchisement continues to shape America today. Through the powerful stories of centenarian survivors like Lessie Randle, the book captures a race against time to secure accountability and reparations while illuminating the ongoing impact of generational loss. Both a gripping legal narrative and a call to action, Redeem a Nation offers a path forward rooted in truth, repair, and hope.

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Founded with a mission...

of bridging the representation gap of authors of color in the publishing industry, Storehouse Voices is informed by a deep understanding of the unique cultural and historical contexts of the Black experience in America and committed to ensuring that literary works by under-represented authors are presented authentically, respectfully, and impactfully across the publishing and media landscape.

Through innovative programs and intentional partnerships, we curate bold, inclusive stories that celebrate the richness of Black storytelling. From debut authors to veteran voices, Storehouse Voices is redefining the literary landscape, one transformative narrative at a time.

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Said Porscha Burke
of Storehouse Voices:

“It is not lost on me that Toni Morrison, as an editor at Random House, still needed to get the approval of others in order to acquire books for her list. The curatorial power Tamira and Storehouse will enjoy—and our collective deep roots in both reader communities and traditional publishing structures—is the fruit of such incredible ancestors’ labor.It is an honor to be able to expand the impact of their work in such fresh and exciting ways.”