Starbucks barista at Kroger fired after writing 'racists fav drink' on Charlie Kirk order
A Starbucks employee in Middletown, Ohio, was fired after writing a hateful message on a cup for a customer ordering Charlie Kirk's favorite drink, company and Kroger confirmed.
- Earlier this month, supporters launched a Change.org petition on Sept. 14 to urge Starbucks to add Charlie Kirk's, conservative activist and Turning Point USA founder, favored drink to menus nationwide.
- On September 10, Charlie Kirk was fatally shot at Utah Valley University, Orem, Utah, and he frequently ordered a Mint Majesty tea with 2 Honeys to protect his speaking voice.
- On Tuesday, a TikTok video poster shared a clip from a Yucaipa, California café that drew over 40,000 likes and nearly 8,000 comments, while Starbucks partner guidance and company statement clarified customers may use names like Charlie Kirk.
- Kroger confirmed the employee was terminated and Starbucks labeled the writing unacceptable after Autumn Perkins, Ohio customer, reported the disparaging message on her cup.
- Union pushback highlighted tensions over cup-writing rules as the petition organizer framed honoring Kirk as respecting faith and family, while Starbucks Workers United disputed the company’s official cup-writing policy.
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Starbucks Barista Fired After Writing Hateful, Awful Message On Customer's Order Of Charlie Kirk's Favorite Drink - The American Tribune.com
In a tragic case of woke culture run amok, Autumn Perkins, an Ohio woman, ordered Charlie Kirk’s favorite Starbucks drink, Mint Majesty tea with two honey packets, at a Kroger-operated location in Middletown and found “racist’s fav drink” written on her cup. For context, an employee admitted to the vile comments and was fired. In reaction, Perkins called for an end to such “nonsense” and vowed to boycott Starbucks with her family. Likewise, Star…

Starbucks Fires Employee Who Wrote Hateful Message to Customer Who Ordered Charlie Kirk's Signature Drink
An employee working at a Starbucks franchise location was fired after she wrote a message on a customer’s cup that accused Turning Point co-founder Charlie Kirk of being a racist. […] The post Starbucks Fires Employee Who Wrote Hateful Message to Customer Who Ordered Charlie Kirk's Signature Drink appeared first on The Western Journal.
Employee Fired After Writing 'Nonsense' Message on Cup After Customer Asked for 'Charlie Kirk Drink'
A Starbucks employee has been fired after writing a 'nonsense' message on a cup after a customer asked for 'Charlie Kirk drink'
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