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STARBUCKS is taking initiatives to make its stores around the world more inclusive and accessible. The coffee chain’s changes are in an effort to be a People Positive company. GettyStarbucks plans on expanding its Community Stores and extending its disability inclusion[/caption] EXPANDING INCLUSIVITY Starbucks is on a mission to make its coffee shops inclusive and welcoming to all by extending its disability inclusion and accessibility. Through its Inclusive Spaces Framework, the chain aims to have their physical and digital environments meet a higher standard of accessibility by 2030. Starbucks plans to do so by designing, testing, and scaling more inclusive design st

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