The coffee company opened their bathrooms to the public after two Black men were denied use of a restroom by an employee at a Philadelphia Starbucks four years ago.
A customer walks by a Starbucks Coffee store on June 10, 2020 in Corte Madera, California. After opening their bathrooms to the general public, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz reportedly said store restrooms may have to close again.that Schultz said at a New York Times DealBook conference in Washington, D.C. that the company may reverse its open bathroom policy due to a growing mental health problem for employees and patrons.
Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said the arrests should not have happened and the company said he met with the two men. Starbucks also said the employee who called police no longer works at the store, but declined to give further details.
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