US EditionSeattle area event canceled after activists file complaints against Christian coffee shop owner
- A "Coffee with a Cop" event in Shoreline, Washington, was canceled due to protests over coffee shop owner Keith Carpenter's Christian beliefs, as reported by Jason Rantz.
- Shoreline City Hall stated it did not intend to make anyone feel unwelcome and will be more intentional about venue selection in the future.
- Carpenter described the cancellation as "a form of discrimination" and emphasized that his coffee shop serves all customers equally.
- A spokesperson for Shoreline indicated future events will be held on public property to avoid similar issues, stating they aim to be a "welcoming place for all people.
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Seattle-area 'Coffee with a Cop' event canceled after shop owner's Christian views attract LGBTQ backlash
A Seattle suburb canceled its upcoming "Coffee with a Cop" event after it faced protests because of the coffee shop owner's Christian beliefs.Seattle radio host Jason Rantz reported that the city of Shoreline, Washington, canceled the community event, which aims to strengthen the relationship between police officers and residents, after the city's Facebook page was flooded with negative comments from liberals upset that Pilgrim Coffeehouse would…
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