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Despite the relentless online ridicule over its “Race Together” initiative encouraging baristas to talk to customers about race, Starbucks has apparently taken its efforts one step further.
Several Twitter users claimed on Friday that a “race relations reality check” quiz is now being made available to customers. TheBlaze TV’s Dana Loesch first brought attention to the quiz, which she also referred to as a “are you a racist?” quiz.
@DLoesch got my "are you a racist test" from @Starbucks today #DAILYDANA pic.twitter.com/JELmtUpdi8@DLoesch not sure if you can read it but here is the rest of it #DAILYDANA pic.twitter.com/UJMWI39MBy
— Hellix Marcelius (@hellixmarcelius) March 20, 2015
@DLoesch got my "are you a racist test" from @Starbucks today #DAILYDANA pic.twitter.com/JELmtUpdi8
— Hellix Marcelius (@hellixmarcelius) March 20, 2015
@Starbucks ALL I need from u coffee NOT #StarbucksRaceConversations or "How racist are you?" Quiz. pic.twitter.com/FZVRB4mxHK
— Maria C (@Island_Lvng_MW) March 20, 2015
Is it just me or is @Starbucks #RaceTogether just a numbers game? What is an appropriate, non-racist quota to them? pic.twitter.com/3f3PDvb6NN
— Katie De La Warr (@ktdelawarr) March 20, 2015
Starbucks has also seemingly teamed up with USA Today to promote the "Race Together" campaign. In fact, the coffee giant has an entire landing page on USAToday.com dedicated to the topic, which includes yet another race quiz, titled "How much of what you know about race is true?"
Some of the questions include, "How much of the nation's wealth is controlled by white people?" and "Over the past 20 years, the rates at which blacks both commit and are victims of homicide have shown sharper declines than those of whites," a true or false question.
Starbucks to confirmed to TheBlaze in an email that the company "will include the Race Together special insert and conversation guide," which includes the "race relations reality check" quiz, starting on Friday.
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