Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 10月26日 20時35分

Starbucks opened its first “signing store” in the United States to the delight of many in the deaf community. ? The store encourages *all customers* to speak in ASL. A video posted to Twitter shows customers being warmly greeted as they enter the new Washington, D.C. location. Other videos posted online show other cool features the deaf-centric space boasts, including artwork and designs on mugs created by deaf artists, a tablet system where customers can write rather than speak (or sign) an order, and a screen that flashes a customer’s name when their order is ready. Lights are kept bright in the store and counters are matte to reduce glare. Chairs and tables are low to the ground to help with visibility. Fingerspelling of the word “Starbucks” is also featured throughout the store, including on barista’s aprons. Employees, who are all fluent in ASL, are also taught how to do their jobs in ASL, per CNN. The store also offers job opportunities to the community. // ?: Getty Images

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