From Asian Hands to Arabic Names: How Baltimore’s Corner Stores Shifted — and Who Was Left Out On a humid block in West Baltimore, the neon sign of a modest corner store casts a constant glow over the stoop. Thirty years ago, customers would have recognized a Korean surname on the awning; today, the same counter is run by a family with roots in Yemen. The aisles still hold the same essentials—soda, cigarettes, fried chicken by the box—but the shift in ownership tells a larger

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