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Originally Posted by luqmaninbmore
Red Emma's in Baltimore is doing well and they are definitely a community gathering place (they even have a row of computers set up for public use). It helps that the food and beverages there are very good. They are also specialized, so that no doubt helps: they have a very progressive/alternative/anarchist/diy slant, they are a worker-owned collective, and their food is fair trade/vegetarian/vegan. They have identified a segment of the population to appeal to and they cater to it. It's my favorite bookstore...
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Great place! I was in Baltimore once for two days and friends told me to be sure to go there. Nice neighbourhood, too. I know other bookstores like this, too. Very local, with strong community connections.