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Washington D.C restaurant introduces “Free Palestine” drink in new campaign
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- Busboys and Poets is inviting customers to share videos declaring “Free Palestine” and explaining what the slogan means to them.
- The first 100 participants will receive a complimentary drink after posting their videos and showing the post to a manager.
- The campaign encourages customers to publicly express their views on Palestine through social media.
Washington, D.C.-based restaurant and cultural venue Busboys and Poets has launched a social media campaign inviting customers to declare “Free Palestine” in exchange for a complimentary drink, encouraging participants to explain what the slogan means to them.
Under the initiative, customers are asked to order a drink called “Free Palestine,” record a video saying the phrase and post it on social media while tagging the restaurant’s official Instagram account, @busboysandpoets.
Participants must then show their post to a manager to receive the offer. The restaurant said the first 100 participants would receive their drink for free.
“We want to hear from you,” the restaurant said in its announcement, asking customers: “What does ‘Free Palestine’ mean to you?”
The campaign combines a promotional offer with an invitation for customers to share their personal perspectives on Palestinian freedom, turning the restaurant’s menu into a platform for public expression.
The announcement did not specify how long the offer would remain available or whether additional conditions applied.
Busboys and Poets is known for combining dining with arts, literature and cultural programming, positioning its venues as spaces for community engagement and political discussion.
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