Jewish Woman Denied Restroom Access at California Coffee Shop Amid Antisemitic Graffiti Incident

Farley's East Apologizes and Promises 'Ongoing Staff Training' After Employees Make Anti-Israel Comments

A Jewish woman was denied access to a restroom at Farley's East coffee shop in Oakland, California, after she complained about antisemitic graffiti in the restroom.
Employees at the coffee shop were recorded making anti-Israel comments and telling the woman 'Free Palestine'.
The woman was eventually allowed into the restroom, where she recorded graffiti equating Zionism to fascism.
Farley's East issued an apology on their Instagram page, stating they do not support hate speech and promising 'ongoing staff training'.
Discrimination attorney Andrew Lieb stated that denying entry to a restroom based on religion or race is illegal in California under the Unruh Civil Rights Act.