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Minority Business Highlight: Golden Spatula, LLC

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By Chloe McGowan Verified
| Indiana Minority Business Magazine
Golden Spatula is a Black- and family-owned food truck and catering business specializing in “good food, good vibes and golden moments.” Founded and operated by Larry Curd, Golden Spatula is “built on love and legacy,” serving up American-style cuisine, wings and cheesesteaks, according to the website.
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NAATC to cease operations after four years

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By Chloe McGowan Verified
| The Indianapolis Recorder Verified
Naptown African American Theatre Collective announced June 30 that the organization would be closing. (Photo provided/NAATC) The Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) is closing its doors this year.
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America 250, as told through the lives of Black Hoosiers

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By Chloe McGowan Verified
| The Indianapolis Recorder Verified
America will celebrate 250 years this July 4, but what does that mean for Black Americans? Anniversaries are a time for reflection — a chance to look back and celebrate milestones and victories while mourning losses and holding on to hope for the future. However, as America stands to face its semiquincentennial on July 4, this anniversary may be conflicting for Black Americans, whose history on this soil is filled with trauma and pain as well as resilience and hope.
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