Although Starbucks publicly supports Black Lives Matter on its social media channels and in a press release, an internal memo to employees obtained by BuzzFeed News explains that the company won't let baristas do the same.
New York Starbucks reportedly prohibits employees from wearing paraphernalia, such as T-shirts or pins, supporting the"Black Lives Matter" movement.
Although the company publicly supports Black Lives Matter on its social media channels and in a press release, an internal memo to employees obtained by BuzzFeed News explains that Starbucks won't let baristas do the same.
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