NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 5月29日 22時11分

Three-year-old Rosetta peeks out from behind a table as she sits with her mother, Blew Kind, owner of the coffee shop Franny Lou’s Porch in Philadelphia.
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In nearly a decade of owning coffee shops in #Philadelphia, Kind has learned the rhythms of #EastKensington, her working-class neighborhood that has felt the strain of the opioid crisis and the pull of gentrification. The welcoming vibe at @frannylous, where lattes are named after historic leaders of color, presents a stark contrast to the incident that unfolded in a Starbucks a few miles away last month, when two black men were arrested after a white manager called police on them as they waited for a business associate.
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Kind, who once worked for Starbucks, decided to open her own business eight years ago to change a mindset among some African-Americans that coffee houses are a "white culture."
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Read more about how black-owned coffee shops are reacting to #Starbucks’ troubles at the link in our profile.
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? @idrissolomon / for @NBC News #☕️

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