The Post reported that they're aiming for a late fall opening, and it seems like they are on track.
I'm torn, because I support gay rights but also really like those chicken sandwiches. My plan is to donate to the Human Rights Campaign or another local organization when I go. Got any recommendations for local orgs? Casa Ruby perhaps?
And of course, they'll be closed Sundays.
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Ugh, can we stop with the Chick-fil-A hand-wringing? The company promised three years ago to stop funding groups that are against gay rights:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chick-fil-A_same-sex_marriage_controversy#Policy_change
I'd also suggest reading this:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/shane-l-windmeyer/dan-cathy-chick-fil-a_b_2564379.html
Sorry,Colin, but no, we should not stop the Chi-fil-A hand-wringing. The profits still continue to go a privately-held company that supports these anti-gay views. They learned their lesson as a company to publicly not make such statements, but that does not change the family's support for these causes. They are entirely entitled to their views - and I am entirely entitled to not give them money, and I hope others choose to not eat there, too.
Chick film a is a Class restaurant and always customer friendly. Politics should never prevent such a quality,beloved company for doing business in D.C. If New York city can have Chick film a then so can we. I for one will give them loads of business. No one mAkes better Chicken sandwiches.
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