The American Restroom Association has called on Starbucks to keep its bathrooms open to everyone, The Guardian reported. The group is campaigning to 'let the people go!'' to mark World Toilet Day.
, introduced in 2018, as"an issue of just safety. We have to harden our stores and provide safety for our people," he said.that its policy hadn't changed, but the American Restroom Association said that some stores were restricting their bathrooms to paying customers.at a Starbucks in Philadelphia. The two men, who hadn't bought anything, refused to leave the outlet after they were denied access to the bathroom.
Kevin Johnson, CEO of Starbucks at the time, apologized and closed all Starbucks stores in the US for a entire day so staff could attend anti-bias training.In May 2018, Starbucks announced that it wouldPer their , the American Restroom Association's goal is to ensure that"our public restrooms are no longer a laughingstock among the developed world."about the importance of Starbucks' open-door restroom policy, the association's president Steve Soifer said:"The problem is there aren't any other choices. Try to find city-built public toilets in New York City, they're virtually non-existent.
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