A group of Pro-Life Catholic students were kicked out of the Smithsonian National Air And Space Museum after two Nazis demanded the group leave because they would not take off their Pro-Life hats. The hats were being worn so the group could easily find any students who get lost.
It was all about blue hats. A group of Catholic school students visited the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum after participating in the annual March for Life. They were asked to remove their hats because of a pro-life message.
The hats had the message “Rosary Pro-life” on them. The students in the group all wore identical hats and they were used for identification purposes. The blue hats helped identify the members of the group and keep them together. Using a piece of clothing is common for school groups. Most use identical t-shirts but hats are used, too. It’s winter and the hats look to be knit hats commonly worn in cold weather.
Funny, you cannot discriminate against minorities or illegals, but it’s always open season against Catholics. The hypocrisy of the left never ceases to amaze me.
Last I checked, the Smithsonian is a government building paid for by American taxpayers. I’m pretty certain they cannot be forced out of the museum because they were wearing hats. I’m also certain the Smithsonian will soon be on the wrong side of a First Amendment lawsuit.
Student Patrick Murphy and American Center for Law and Justice’s Jordan Sekulow were interviewed by Fox’s Sean Hannity. Patrick told his story. He said the students were approached by two women dressed in black. They were presumed to be security personnel.
Jordan Sekulow said that legal action is “imminent.”
Excellent. It would be nice if the discriminated students owned the museum after they win their lawsuit.