Which Starbucks Stores Are Closing For Training? Answer Here:

WISCONSIN —Starbucks is closing more than 8,000 stores nationwide Tuesday afternoon for racial bias training.

Closings impact regular locations. Most will close at 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. Licensed locations inside places such as Target Barnes and Noble and Target may have regular hours.

"For several hours this afternoon, we will close stores and offices to discuss how to make Starbucks a place where all people feel welcome," Starbucks said in a Twitter statement. "Thank you for your patience and support as we renew our promise to make Starbucks an inclusive gathering place for all. See you tomorrow."

Here are Starbucks locations with Regular Hours Tuesday:

Brookfield

Starbucks
Target
(262) 395-1625
8AM–8PM

Starbucks
Shoppes At Brookfield Commons
(262) 786-5157
5AM–8PM

Franklin

Starbucks
Target
(414) 448-4000
8AM–9PM

Greenfield

Starbucks
Meijer
(414) 304-2009
6:30AM–7PM

Menomonee Falls

Starbucks
Target
(262) 255-6119
8AM–9PM

Milwaukee

Starbucks
Aurora St Luke's Medical Center
(414) 649-6958
6AM–6:30PM

Starbucks
General Mitchell International Airport
(414) 747-5252
Open 24 hours

Starbucks
Target
(414) 483-2000
8AM–10PM

Starbucks
East Pointe Market Place
(414) 221-9099
5AM–10PM

Starbucks
Target
(414) 545-8000
8AM–8PM

Starbucks
Cafe Hilton
(414) 390-1804
6AM–7PM

Starbucks
(877) 421-9062
6AM–9PM

Starbucks - NM Commons & Tower
17.7 mi · Milwaukee, WI
6:30AM–6PM

New Berlin

Starbucks
Target
8AM–9PM

Oak Creek

Starbucks
Target
(414) 216-0001
8AM–9PM

Meijer
Meijer
(414) 501-1700
Open 24 hours

Pewaukee

Starbucks
Meijer
(262) 932-2500
6AM–7PM

Starbucks
Metro Market
21.0 mi · Shorewood, WI
(414) 962-3681
6AM–9PM

Waukesha

Starbucks
Target
(262) 832-1272
8AM–9PM

Starbucks
Target
(262) 784-2646
8AM–9PM

Wauwatosa

Meijer
Meijer
22.8 mi · Wauwatosa, WI
(414) 290-0900
6AM–11PM

Starbucks
Target
(414) 466-8400
8AM–8PM

West Allis

Starbucks
(877) 421-9062
6AM–9PM

West Milwaukee

Starbucks
Target
(414) 203-0106
8AM–9PM

The training is a response to the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia Starbucks after the manager called police on them. On April 12, the manager of a Starbucks in downtown Philadelphia called police on two black men who were seated inside the store. They had not bought anything, and apparently refused to leave. The police arrested the men for loitering, which was captured in a cell phone video.

The two men, Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson, settled with the city of Philadelphia for just $1 each on the condition that officials establish a $200,000 program for young entrepreneurs. They reached an undisclosed financial settlement with Starbucks.

"I've spent the last few days in Philadelphia with my leadership team listening to the community, learning what we did wrong and the steps we need to take to fix it," said Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson in an April press release. "While this is not limited to Starbucks, we're committed to being a part of the solution. Closing our stores for racial bias training is just one step in a journey that requires dedication from every level of our company and partnerships in our local communities."

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