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Talib Kweli outside Nkiru Books, just off Flatbush Avenue, in 1998 Linda Rosier for The New York Times
Talib Kweli outside Nkiru Books, just off Flatbush Avenue, in 1998
Photo: Linda Rosier for The New York Times

A book store that used to hope hip hop and poetry jams. Today you can find Flatbush Farm, a bar and restaurant in the building that once housed Talib Kweli’s favorite bookstore.
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