- June 14, 2021
- Posted by: Stratford Team
- Category: Business
SALT LAKE CITY — The owner of a popular food truck was back in business on Saturday, feeding a long line of people at a celebration of Philippine Independence Day in Jordan Park.
It wasn’t COVID-19 restrictions that hampered the truck owner in recent days. Instead, it was anti-Asian graffiti that had been sprayed on the truck on June 5.
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“The words were definitely slur words and really insulting words,” said Erin Cotter, who does marketing for the family-owned Filipino food truck.
By Saturday, the truck had been re-wrapped, thanks to a donation by Jazz player Jordan Clarkson who has Filipino heritage.
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Cotter told KSL that the truck was parked at 1860 North 285 West in Layton on the evening of June 5. When she woke up Sunday, white spray paint…
