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Starbucks Sued by Missouri Over DEI, Alleged Racial Bias

Missouri has sued Starbucks, claiming the coffee chain discriminates based on race, gender, and sexual orientation under the guise of diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, according to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey.
The lawsuit alleges Starbucks ties executive bonuses to achieving racial and gender hiring quotas and provides exclusive training to preferred groups.
Starbucks denies the allegations, stating, "We are deeply committed to creating opportunity for every single one of our partners . Our programs and benefits are open to everyone and lawful," in response to Bailey's claims.
Missouri's lawsuit seeks to end alleged discrimination, rehire affected employees, and pay damages, stating, "Racism has no place in Missouri," as stated by Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

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American Wire News

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Missouri is taking Starbucks to court, alleging the coffeehouse chain is violating federal and state laws prohibiting race discrimination. Attorney General Andrew Bailey accuses Starbucks of using race-and-sex-based hiring practices, segregating employees, and providing exclusive training and employment benefits to select groups. In Bailey’s lawsuit, he alleges with Starbucks’ policies and hiring patterns, Missouri customers […]

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