Starbucks Fights Racism, Bows to Anti-Semitism
Because there's no price to pay for anti-Semitism, but there is a bitter price for fighting anti-Semitism
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--May 7, 2018
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When a Philadelphia Starbucks manager called the police after two black men refused to leave, the chain of events ended with the burnt taste of the overpriced coffee chain colluding with anti-Semitism.
Starbucks reacted to the brief arrest by blaming the police, but Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross, who is African-American, initially said that his officers, "did absolutely nothing wrong". But then he was forced to offer a bewildering apology to the arrested men, the officers and the entire city.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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