RT @shomaristone: Pedro doesn’t believe the slur was an accident because the Starbucks barista called his name once his order was ready. In an effort to compensate the experience, Starbucks offered him a $50 gift card. "I didn't accept it because its like an insult overall” http://bit.ly/2KEEkFA

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RT @shomaristone: Pedro doesn’t believe the slur was an accident because the Starbucks barista called his name once his order was ready. In an effort to compensate the experience, Starbucks offered him a $50 gift card. "I didn't accept it because its like an insult overall” http://bit.ly/2KEEkFA http://twitter.com/CHPSRE/status/997675812424830976 RT @shomaristone: Pedro doesn’t believe the slur was an accident because the Starbucks barista called his name once his order was ready. In an effort to compensate the experience, Starbucks offered him a $50 gift card. "I didn't accept it because its like an insult overall” http://bit.ly/2KEEkFA

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