12 Catholic school students and their chaperones were removed from The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum after refusing to remove their pro-life beanies.
National Air and Space Museum kicked out a dozen Catholic high school students and their chaperons for wearing beanies inscribed with pro-life messages.
The American Center for Law and Justice , representing the parents of some of the students involved, alleged that the museum staff mocked the students, hurled expletives and claimed the museum was a"neutral zone" where political or religious messages were not allowed. Other people in the museum were wearing all sorts of different hats as they traversed the exhibits, according to ACLJ Executive Director Jordan Sekulow.right to free speech
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