Starbucks Boycott Called Over '5.18 Tank Day'
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South Korea's Democratic Party has called for a boycott of Starbucks due to a controversial marketing promotion by its South Korean branch that used the term 'Tank Day' on the anniversary of the May 18th Gwangju Uprising. Starbucks' global headquarters has apologized for the promotion, which also sparked controversy among members of the People Power Party.
Democratic Party calls for Starbucks boycott over '5.18 Tank Day' marketing
- A senior member of South Korea's Democratic Party has called for a boycott of Starbucks due to the company's controversial
Starbucks Global HQ Apologizes for South Korea 'Tank Day' Promotion
- Starbucks' global headquarters apologized for a controversial promotion by its South Korean branch that used the term 'Tank Day' on the anniversary of the 1980 Gwangju Uprising. - The promotion, whi…
People Power Party members’ ‘Starbucks sandwich’ comments spark controversy amid 5.18 slur row
- A controversy erupted over Starbucks Korea's marketing campaign, which included references to the May 18th Gwangju Uprising. - Some members of the People Power Party's North Chungcheong Provincial C…
Hankyoreh Cartoons and Commentary: Gwangju Uprising Remarks, Starbucks Controversy, and Economic Jitters
- South Korean media outlets report on a range of domestic and international issues, including political controversies, economic fluctuations, and social commentary. - Key topics include remarks by po…