The Famous People Involved In Starbucks’ Racial Bias Education Day
The Famous People Involved In Starbucks’ Racial Bias Education Day [EXCLUSIVE]
Starbucks closed 800 stores today for racial bias education day after 2 Black men were arrested a couple months ago in Philadelphia. During the training they will see a message from Common, Eric Holder and other famous people. Many are hoping that in this training it will help in the effort to address racial bias.
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