United Airlines staff stopped me from getting on flight over my clothes – dress code said my shirt was ‘offensive’

traveled after changing his clothing Credit: Alamy

Sam Saadeh, of Linden, New Jersey, was traveling from Atlanta to Newark Liberty International Airport on a United Airlines flight on June 4.

He was wearing a shirt bearing the words, “Bombing kids is not self defense.”

Saadeh, who is of Palestinian descent, said the message was intended to defend children continue reading …