Di Tran’s new book, The Lost Majority, offers a serious framework for why structure, reliability, and useful motion matter not only to individuals, but to small businesses, immigrant families, and the communities they help hold together.
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Louisville should not merely admire small business from a distance. It should actively support the families and owners who create gathering spaces, jobs, trust, and economic dignity for the city.
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Louisville grows stronger when disciplined families create beautiful, useful places for coffee, meetings, children, and neighborhood life. This new Paris Baguette shows exactly why.
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The first Paris Baguette in Kentucky is not a side story. It is a visible example of how immigrant-owned small businesses create jobs, neighborhood life, and civic strength in Louisville.
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Behind Louisville’s first Paris Baguette in Kentucky is a deeper story of professional discipline, immigrant-family courage, and the hard beauty of a family’s first small business venture.
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Louisville’s first Paris Baguette in Kentucky is more than a bakery opening. It is a family-led small-business milestone, a new gathering place for the Prospect and Northfield corridor, and a reason for Louisville to support small business owners more visibly and beautifully.
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