“Loretta Lynch: She’ll help you in a pinch!” -slogan for if she wants to compete against Saul Goodman
Let’s look at these questions. Where do I most often interact with someone of another race? Well, it’s not at Starbucks.
If you spent all day at Starbucks, you’d probably be really curious about minorities too.
I’m mainly watching The Last Man on Earth out of curiosity of where in the world the story will go.
ok…so let’s talk about race with employees from a company that only opens stores in rich, predominantly white neighborhoods. They probably really need it.
“Let’s talk about race.”
How about those calicos? I mean, six toes? That ain’t right!
And so it came to pass, the first Frank J hipster punching.
They have minorities at Starbucks, just not when they’re open. The cleaning crew comes in at midnight and I bet they talk about race a lot….in broken Spanish.
“Hispanic” is a race, someone at Starbucks told me so it must be true.
I did once hear a person refer to someone as a “Korean American girl” in a wanna-be Starbucks, they were way ahead of the curve.
I actually at a Starbucks and while making fun of the campaign in line with another customer an employee claiming to be African-American engaged us in conversation. We had a fun time arguing that since he wasn’t from Africa, he wasn’t an African-American. He was too racist to see our point and got quite agitated. It’s a good thing Starbucks came up with this campaign to educate their employees. A lot of them are ignorant racists!