The opening of a restaurant in San Jose was met with protests of the chain's antigay donations and its executives' antigay stances.
August 25 2012 3:05 PM EST
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The opening of a restaurant in San Jose was met with protests of the chain's antigay donations and its executives' antigay stances.
Fast-food chain Chick-fil-A, which has drawn protests because of its donations to antigay groups, is opening restaurants in the gay-friendly San Francisco Bay area.
One restaurant opened Thursday in San Jose to a crowd of both supporters and detractors. It joins an existing Bay Area location in Fairfield, reports SFBay.ca, and another Chick-fil-A will open in Walnut Creek October 11 -- National Coming Out Day. The company has bought property in Novato and plans a restaurant there as well.
San Francisco TV station KTVU has coverage of the San Jose opening here.