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National Archives settles lawsuit brought by pro-life students

February 16, 2023

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CWN Editor's Note: The National Archives Museum has reached agreement with plaintiffs in a lawsuit brought by students who had been told to leave the museum because they were wearing clothing with pro-life slogans.

In the consent agreement, the Archives administration acknowledges that visitors are allowed to wear clothing “that display protest language, including political and religious speech.”

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