article_snippet: Shouldn't we commend Starbucks for trying to be good corporate citizen, to walk the talk, as it were?
article_snippet: Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz announced the company's new campaign this week, which Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz described as "an opportunity to begin to re-examine how we can create a more empathetic and inclusive society."  
article_snippet: And Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has indicated that the new move is not mandatory for the new move employees.
article_snippet: This is what Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz calls "conscious capitalism."  
article_snippet: Creflo Dollar is further proof that prosperity gospel is full of 'false profits' Of course, we would be foolish to think that Starbucks or any company would engage in such a strategy separate and apart from a profit motive.  
article_snippet: And yet, there are different pathways to getting there, and maybe Starbucks is showing us a new way.
article_snippet: the issue only makes sense that actors and players in society, including corporations such as Starbucks, would want to become part of that new dynamic.
article_snippet: At a time when so many corporations are coming under fire for so many corporations questionable, exploitative, even deadly business practices, Starbucks is trying to be a responsible corporate citizen and part of the solution.