article_snippet.sent: (CNN)Monday night, as unrest raged across Baltimore's streets, Amanda Rothschild lay awake in Amanda Rothschild Remington home, a neighborhood in the northern part of the city, thinking about what the next day would be like.
article_snippet.sent: As a co-owner of Charmington's, a cafe in the intersection of three major Baltimore neighborhoods, Amanda Rothschild knew that the cafe and a co-owner of Charmington's, a cafe in the intersection of three major Baltimore neighborhoods workers needed to support the city after all the unrest.
article_snippet.sent: As protests erupt nationwide after the death of Freddie Gray, a black man who suffered a severe spinal cord injury while in police custody, some local businesses in Baltimore are banding together to show some local businesses in Baltimore support for the city, while others are left to rebuild or repair after Monday's riot.
article_snippet.sent: It was solidarity for Baltimore, for the "Black Lives Matter" movement and for the local businesses that were destroyed during the rioting, the five-year Baltimore resident explained.
article_snippet.sent: The feeling on Baltimore's streets has changed dramatically over the past few days.
article_snippet.sent: Not only were students coming in for free lunches, but Baltimore residents were coming by to see whether Baltimore residents could volunteer and offer Baltimore residents support.
article_snippet.sent: the need to address social and economic disparities in the city has inspired the 12-year Baltimore resident and business owner to start peacefully protesting as well.
highlights_snippet.sent: Some local businesses in Baltimore are banding together to show support for change .
  