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| Jeannine Cook | |
Describing her as a "booky battler," Philadelphia magazine named Jeannine Cook, owner of Harriett's Bookshop and Ida's Books, one of the 100 Most Influential People in Philadelphia, noting: "When does she sleep? Where to start? The bookstores--Harriett's and Ida's--might be a good place, but then you're shortchanging the activism. Maybe it's the events with Alice Walker, or Nikole Hannah-Jones? Crusading for Harriet Tubman Day? By the time you read this, she'll likely have identified new causes worth passionately fighting for, too."