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In a weekend New York Times article, the owners of San Antonio's pro-firearm, pro-military java purveyor Black Rifle Coffee Company denounced 'extremist' on the right.
The veteran-founded firm — which operates retail shops in SA and Boerne and a corporate headquarters in the Alamo City — was featured in the Sunday Times piece "Can the Black Rifle Coffee Company Become the Starbucks of the Right?" In the article, the firm's founders denounced the 'far-right' groups that they say 'hijacked' their brand's imagery.
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