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Serving More Than Food: Restaurant Co-Ops Put Economic Justice on the Table

Co-ops are providing high-quality jobs largely unavailable in an industry notorious for its low wages and exploitation.

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Eateries going co-op to survive

On a recent fall morning, despite the chill in the air, workers at Taharka Brothers Ice Cream were packing a freezer truck and a van with pints of honey graham, peanut butter cup and pistachio. In the office, business metrics on retail performance, catering and home delivery moved across a screen on the wall.

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More Baltimore businesses are becoming worker-owned, but they still face economic and pandemic hurdles

More Baltimore businesses are becoming worker-owned, but they still face economic and pandemic hurdles
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More Baltimore businesses are becoming worker-owned, but they still face economic and pandemic hurdles

More Baltimore businesses are becoming worker-owned, but they still face economic and pandemic hurdles
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Red Emma s move is seen as a boost for Greenmount Avenue and Waverly

Before she was deported from the United States in 1919, labor organizer and anarchist leader Emma Goldman was considered one of the most magnetic speakers of her time, drawing huge crowds whenever she lectured. A century later, community leaders in central Baltimore are hoping that the bookstore and coffeehouse that bears her name will draw crowds to the Waverly Main Street renewal district and the Greenmount Avenue corridor. After more than three years in Mount Vernon, the worker-owned cooperative that runs Red Emmaâs Bookstore Coffeehouse has announced plans to leave its current location on Cathedral Street. The co-opâs new home will be two buildings in WaverlyÂ â a former meeting hall and nightspot at 415 East 32nd Street and a former cocktail lounge at 3128 Greenmount Avenue.

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