Horse Carts Delivering COVID-19 Relief In Baltimore

The video discusses the traditional role of Arabbers in Baltimore, a profession with deep historical roots on the East Coast. With the advent of COVID-19, Arabbers like Levar Mullen have shifted their focus to food rescue operations, distributing unwanted food to those in need. They also play a crucial role in community safety by providing masks and information to protect against the virus. The Arabbers' efforts highlight their adaptability and commitment to supporting their community during challenging times.

What is the traditional role of Arabbers in Baltimore?

• They are street performers.

• They are local historians.

• They are city tour guides.

• They sell goods directly from horse-drawn carts.

How has the role of Arabbers changed due to COVID-19?

• They have started a new business.

• They are involved in food rescue and distribution.

• They have become online delivery drivers.

• They have stopped working entirely.

Where do Arabbers get the food they distribute during the pandemic?

• From their own gardens.

• From food rescue warehouses.

• From local farms.

• From international imports.

What additional role have Arabbers taken on during the pandemic?

• Organizing community events.

• Distributing masks and information.

• Providing entertainment.

• Building new homes.

What is the hope of Arabbers for the future?

• To retire from their profession.

• To become a tech company.

• To return to their traditional ways.

• To expand their business internationally.