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According to Ar-Razzaq’s website, it is the oldest Muslim Community in NC, as it was founded by African American Muslims in the 70s. Ar-Razzaq loosely translates as “the provider.”

A flyer posted on the door of The Scrap Exchange. There was not an equivalent sign in English

Restaurant serving "traditional Mexican food," according to its website. The patrons appeared to be mostly Mexican or Central American.

Aside from the clues given by the picture, a non-Spanish speaker would likely have little idea what this business offers.

Vietnamese and Chinese food, no visible Vietnamese signage

Latin American restaurant but does not feature any Spanish or other languages on its outside displays, only English

Ad for the BOSS Revolution calling card service, bilingual (except company name), "recharge here" is in both Spanish and English. Hanging round placard, hanging on the inside of window facing out.

Cafe sign, Nara Lounge Hookah Cafe

While the name of the shop is in English (Pascual car audio), the descriptions on the window are in both english and spanish.

On the Tienda Mi Pueblo storefront, surrounded by almost entirely Spanish signs, the certificate of authority for money transactions is an outlier in English.