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Local fair trade/organic coffee shop. Tons of people involved with the punk community have worked there. And that's probably the understatement of the century. | Local fair trade/organic coffee shop. Tons of people involved with the punk community have worked there. And that's probably the understatement of the century. Garnered controversy in the 2020s over their stance on the Black Lives Matter movement and their staff forming a union. | ||
==Former Employees at Heine Bros.== | |||
*[[Micah Jasper]] | *[[Micah Jasper]] | ||
*[[Duncan Cherry]] | *[[Duncan Cherry]] | ||
*[[Jeremy Clark]] | *[[Jeremy Clark]] | ||
*[[Jake Philley]] | *[[Jake Philley]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Matthew Whitaker]] | ||
*[[Dylan Smither]] | *[[Dylan Smither]] | ||
*[[Josh Raff]] | *[[Josh Raff]] | ||
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*[[Stephen Slaton]] | *[[Stephen Slaton]] | ||
*[[Ben Sears]] | *[[Ben Sears]] | ||
*[[Ella Lumpkins]] | |||
*Jesse Beaman | |||
*Jamie Conkin | |||
Latest revision as of 14:20, 17 August 2024
Local fair trade/organic coffee shop. Tons of people involved with the punk community have worked there. And that's probably the understatement of the century. Garnered controversy in the 2020s over their stance on the Black Lives Matter movement and their staff forming a union.