Fifteen years after it was first accused of mistreating minorities, the stigma still lingers at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store -- belying the welcoming facade created by rocking chair-filled porches at the chain's restaurants. Numerous lawsuits and a federal inquiry later, the company has taken steps to rebuild its folksy image -- in part with measures required by a settlement with the Justice Department.
June 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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