Former Starbucks CEO and possible presidential candidate Howard Schultz spoke with the manager involved in last year’s arrest of two black men at a Center City shop. Per Schultz, she admitted she wouldn’t have called if the two men were white

Project Elevate is something good that came out of the Starbucks arrests

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The PPD could use an infusion of ‘anti-racist principles,’ according to the Police Advisory Commission’s report on the Starbucks arrests

Starbucks is opening a ‘community store’ in West Philly

The local-focused cafe is part of the coffee giant's effort to be a positive force in American cities.

Six months after the unwarranted arrests of two black men at a Philly Starbucks, the company is hosting a job fair in the city (and Meek Mill showed up)

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Windows were vandalized at the Rittenhouse Starbucks where the controversial arrests happened last April. Notes left inside referenced the ongoing prison strike.

Philly police get new rules for ‘defiant trespass’ after Starbucks arrests

Officers have to meet eight criteria before they can arrest someone for trespassing.

Starbucks while Hispanic: A Latina barista tells her story

The company's response to the Philly arrests gave Iris Castaneda courage to share her own experience.

Starbucks publicly released the package of materials used in its nationwide racial bias trainings

As Starbucks closed for racial bias training, Philly’s black coffee shop owners held their own discussion session

Essence is livestreaming the #CoffeeWhileBlack roundtable at Amalgam this morning

Starbucks closing times may vary for the racial bias training, which takes place this afternoon at all 8,000 U.S. stores

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Two women who witnessed the Starbucks arrests founded a project to get white people to share the experiences of people of color

Starbucks gives a preview of the racial bias training that’ll take place at all 8,000 U.S. stores on May 29

The goal is to start change that will continue far beyond that day.

10 Philly nonprofits to support on the ‘Day Without A Starbucks’

When Starbucks closes its stores May 29, volunteer to advance racial justice.

Starbucks makes it official: Any ‘customer’ can use the bathroom, whether or not they buy something

Starbucks has changed its bathroom policy, its chairman said — open to everyone, whether they make a purchase or not

Black men arrested at Philly Starbucks decide not to sue the city, create scholarship instead

Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson also settled with the coffee giant for an undisclosed sum.

A settlement for Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson, arrested in the 18th & Spruce Starbucks on April 12

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Black leaders helping with racial bias training ‘encouraged’ by Starbucks’ ‘extraordinary’ efforts

The nationwide store closings on May 29 are just the beginning.