Delta Air Lines Faces Backlash for Removing Veteran Over 'Threatening' T-Shirt

Marine Corps veteran Catherine Banks was forced to change her shirt highlighting veteran suicide awareness after a flight attendant deemed it inappropriate.

U.S. Marine Corps veteran Catherine Banks was removed from a Delta flight at San Francisco International Airport for wearing a T-shirt promoting veteran suicide awareness.
The T-shirt, made by the Til Valhalla Project, featured the message 'Do Not Give In To The War Within. End Veteran Suicide,' which a flight attendant found 'threatening.'
Despite explaining her military service, Banks was told she could only reboard the flight if she changed her shirt, leading to a delay and a missed connecting flight.
Korey Shaffer, founder of the Til Valhalla Project, criticized Delta's actions as 'appalling' and offered to cover Banks' airfare.
Delta Air Lines stated they are seeking to contact Banks directly to understand the situation, while reiterating their policy on passenger attire.