In case you don't spend your days scrolling social media, here's a quick recap: Some Christians feel Starbucks' red holiday cup is anti-Christmas because it's lacking holiday-themed adornment. At a political rally in Springfield on Monday, Republican This year, the cups are more minimalist — a red ombre design that Jeffrey Fields, Starbucks' vice president … Read more
This year, the cups are more minimalist — a red ombre design that Jeffrey Fields, Starbucks' vice president of design, said was meant to embrace “the simplicity and the quietness” of the holiday season. Starbucks Share on 'Tis the season to get angry at every little thing and turn it into an even bigger controversy. … Read more
In case you don't spend your days scrolling social media, here's a quick recap: Some Christians feel Starbucks' red holiday cup is anti-Christmas because it's lacking holiday-themed adornment. At a political rally in Springfield on Monday, Republican When Starbucks's red cups returned to mark the start of the holiday season, there was the usual excitement … Read more
In case you don't spend your days scrolling social media, here's a quick recap: Some Christians feel Starbucks' red holiday cup is anti-Christmas because it's lacking holiday-themed adornment. At a political rally in Springfield on Monday, Republican The video posted by Joshua Feuerstein has sparked the debate over whether the cup's plain design is an … Read more
While many have complained that the simple red holiday cup design represents an offensive attack in the so-called "War on Christmas," foster mom Kate Rallis shifted the conversation with an Instagram post comparing the Starbucks controversy to an issue With all the media hype, this is what is happening with the Starbucks Red Cup controversy. … Read more
When Starbucks's red cups returned to mark the start of the holiday season, there was the usual excitement from fans of the coffee chain, but there was also some anger — that quickly turned to public outrage and polarizing political debate, not to She's completely right. As far as I can tell it was started … Read more