Another social issue hitting the news in 2018 has to do with Starbucks.Starbucksbathrooms are open to all - even those who aren't customers. Previously, the retailer's policy was that the bathroom was a service offered only to customers who were buying food, drinks, or other merchandise.The decision to open up the bathrooms followedthe arrests of two black menwho asked to use the restroom without making a purchase at a Starbucks in Philadelphia. The store manager called the police.The two men were arrested. Taylor (2018) writes,

In the aftermath of the events, many people of color shared similar experiences they've had at Starbucks, as well as other restaurants and stores. Black baristas told Business Insider that the incident was not surprising in light of the racism they had witnessed while working at the chain. This is not the first time that Starbucks has faced backlash for apparently targeting and excluding certain groups of people.(paras. 6-7).

As Taylor and Garfield(2018) report thatStarbucks apologized and scheduledracial-bias training at all stores nationwide.

https://www.businessinsider.com/starbucks-racial-bias-training-what-baristas-think-2018-4 (copy and paste link in a new tab)

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