Christian Coffee Shop Case Summary

Shannen, the recommendations that you incorporated into your discussion of the Christian coffee shop vary from my outlook of the business, however, your view of the situation is quite intriguing. First, I disagree that the decision for Kelsey to become a business partner is solely the choice of Kelsey’s husband. As a matter of fact, a marriage is not to be dominated by the husband, but rather an equal partnership. Moreover, Kelsey would be an asset as a partner in the operations of the Christian coffee shop. The fact that Shania and Kelsey are sisters substantiates a base of trust that will aide Shania when there are business concerns that need to be addressed. Also, the two children of Kelsey and her husband are approaching college. The opening of the Christian coffee shop presents a prime opportunity for Kelsey to earn an extra income to assist her husband with …show more content…
bias in a legal system, whether they suffer from it or not, they lose respect for that system, as well as for the law.” (Special Committee on Race and Ethnicity, 1996, para. 1). Furthermore, “There will always be inequities in our society. Trying to focus on our differences keeps us from focusing on the vast majority of our shared values and experiences.” (Special Committee on Race and Ethnicity, 1996, para. 1). However, from the 1950s to the 1970s, The Supreme Court enforced crucial anti-discrimination decisions that impacted society (Smith, 1990). Therefore, the Supreme Court maintains an image of equality of ethnic groups for society by hiring judges of varying backgrounds (Smith, 1990). Salomone (1995) stated that “although ethnicity may not play as pervasive a role as race in directly shaping the consciousness of women in our society, it is nevertheless significant (para. 2). To promote an employee to night shift supervisor strictly based on race or ethnicity seems biased. The decision should be based on