Boston-area cafe apologizes after refusing to serve, calling 911 on black journalist in ‘mistaken identity’ case

Source: New York Post

A Massachusetts cafe has apologized after refusing to serve and calling 911 on an award-winning black journalist in a case of “mistaken identity,” according to reports. The bizarre incident unfolded after Philip Martin, a seasoned reporter for GBH who retired earlier this year, arrived at Caffè Nero in Cambridge before 5 p. m.

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