
In September, a soldier who had served America for 24 years was told that he could not enter his daughter’s school in Michigan. Why? He was wearing his uniform! A security guard stopped him at the door and told him that he couldn’t come in because his uniform might “offend” some of the students. He’d have to go home and change, the guard said. Instead, the soldier called school management and was quickly escorted into the school with apologies from the principal (who happened to be a vet himself).
