Summary
Starbucks has settled a civil rights lawsuit with Florida, agreeing to pay $1 million and eliminate race- and sex-based goals in its employment practices nationwide. The agreement, which includes no admission of wrongdoing by Starbucks, resolves allegations that the company's DEI initiatives violated Florida's civil rights laws.
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