Starbucks launches "Race Together" campaign; Twitter reacts

"Let's talk about race," Starbucks said by way of introducing its new "Race Together" campaign.

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

The idea is that baristas are to engage customers in conversations about racial matters while serving lattes and espressos.

Here's how Twitter is responding:

Here's how Starbucks kicked things off:

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