Black Coffee Northwest in Shoreline was set to open earlier this month but had to postpone after they were hit by an arsonist. On Saturday, the news of their soft opening had spread and lines of cars stretched around the block.
“As crazy as the world is right now this is just a breath of fresh air,” said Erwin Weary, the co-owner of the Black-owned coffee shop.
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Thursday was supposed to be the first day of business at Shoreline’s Black Coffee Northwest. Instead, the owners spent the day dealing with the fact that someone tried to burn their business to the ground. […]
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Lame!! Can’t talk about a white coffee shop now can we?!
Short people are more frequently discriminated against than any race. Don’t be surprised if Shorty’s Coffee gives them a run for their money.
Who care black and white.
As long as there is good coffee and cheap coffee. I am going to buy the coffee
1920’s : “it’s not about the coffee, it’s about supporting our favorite race”
2020’s : “it’s not about the coffee, it’s about supporting our favorite race”
The goal was to make money.