Protesters converge on cafe after arrests, chanting 'Starbucks coffee is anti-black!'

Anger over two black men being perp-walked out of a Philadelphia Starbucks had not waned Monday morning, as protesters demonstrated inside and outside the location, calling the mammoth coffee chain "anti-black."

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Starbucks CEO says arrests of two black men 'reprehensible'. LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Kevin Johnson hopes to meet with the two black men arrested at one of its Philadelphia cafes last week to apologize for the incident, which has sparked accusations of racial profiling at the coffee chain. >>

Starbucks CEO says arrests of two black men.... LOS ANGELES, April 16 (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Kevin Johnson hopes to meet with the two black men arrested at one of its Philadelphia... >>

Starbucks CEO wants to meet black men arrested in cafe, apologize. LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Kevin Johnson hopes to meet with the two black men arrested at one of its Philadelphia cafes last week to apologize for the incident, which has sparked accusations of racial profiling at the coffee chain. >>

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