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United Grounds Man for Anti-War Shirt | Mesa News
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A man flying United from Atlanta to Newark was told to change his shirt — which read “Bombing kids is not self defense” — after a supervisor deemed it offensive. Though he complied to board, Saadeh called the experience humiliating. United confirmed he flew but offered no further details. The shirt, made by group Wear the Peace, is meant to highlight child casualties in Gaza and promote peace — not incite violence. They’re questioning United’s inconsistent enforcement, noting no issues when an IDF shirt was worn on the same airline. Saadeh has filed a complaint with the DOT and is consulting lawyers.
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