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The Bay

We Reserve The Right

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Erika Aguilar
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An Oakland coffee shop that refuses to serve uniformed police officers attracts pro-Trump protesters. Coffee shops are often seen as symbols of gentrification. This one is trying not to be that.

Guest: Janelle Bitker, East Bay Express staff writer

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