Starbucks is designing new T-shirts in support of Black Lives Matter after an earlier alleged policy drew social media backlash.

According to court records, Pilon launched his hate campaign two days after Starbucks announced that it would provide 250,000 BLM T-shirts to employees who wanted to wear them during their shifts.

On April 14, Starbucks announced a standard dress code that all baristas must adhere to — a solid-color black shirt, paired with bottoms that are black, blue denim, or khaki.

Starbucks baristas are walking off the job all over the U.S. following a new dress code policy. But Arizona employees say it's about more than that.

Starbucks enforced its barista dress code this week, requiring baristas to wear black tops and blue, black, or khaki bottoms.