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United passenger says crew ordered him to change controversial T-shirt before he could travel

A New Jersey man claims United Airlines crew nearly removed him from a flight due to a T-shirt regarding Gaza that staff deemed offensive.

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The brief

A passenger traveling with United Airlines reports that flight crew members ordered him to change his clothing before he was permitted to travel. The man, identified as being from New Jersey, wore a T-shirt referencing Gaza which a flight attendant found offensive.

Coverage from Fox News, CBS News, People, Newser, and The Sun emphasizes the passenger's claim that he was nearly kicked off the plane over the controversial attire. The reports center on the interaction between the traveler and the crew regarding the garment's content.

Further developments depend on whether United Airlines provides a formal response to the passenger's claims regarding the enforcement of their dress code policies.

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What was the passenger wearing?

According to Newser, the passenger was wearing a shirt referencing Gaza.

Why did the crew intervene?

Coverage from CBS News and People indicates a flight attendant found the T-shirt to be offensive.

Where is the passenger from?

Reports from CBS News and Newser identify the man as being from New Jersey.

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