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Airline apologizes to cancer survivor told to remove hoodie with vulgarity

Airline apologizes to cancer survivor told to remove hoodie with vulgarity

Airline apologizes to cancer survivor told to remove hoodie with vulgarity

American Airlines Forces Two-Time Cancer Survivor To Cover Her 'F*** Cancer' Shirt (Watch)

*Two-time cancer survivor Roslyn Singleton says she was humiliated by American Airlines staff after they gave her an ultimatum: either cover up her ‘f*** cancer’ sweatshirt or be prevented from boarding her flight from Los Angeles to Charlotte, North Carolina. Singleton, whom you may recognize from her 2020 appearance on “Ellen” (watch below), asked the employee if the policy was in writing, but went ahead and covered it up with a jacket so she could board the flight. She said she was later approached by a second staff member regarding the issue after she’d already covered the sweatshirt with a jacket.

Airline makes cancer survivor cover sweatshirt with message championing recovery

John Hopkins University professor of health policy Dr. Marty Makary weighs in on CDC's new air travel guidance on 'FOX News Live' A passenger flying American Airlines was reportedly told to cover up a sweatshirt with a sentiment celebrating her recovery from cancer. Roslyn Singleton, a two-time cancer survivor from North Carolina who was wearing a sweatshirt that said "F--- cancer," was told the clothing item violated the airline’s policy for having "inappropriate" language, Charlotte-based WSOC-TV reported. A two-time cancer survivor traveling with American Airlines was reportedly told to cover up a sweatshirt with a message championing her recovery. (iStock). 

Two-time cancer survivor 'humiliated' by American Airlines employee over 'f--- cancer' sweatshirt

Two-time cancer survivor who was told to cover up her 'f*** cancer' sweatshirt or be stopped from boarding American Airlines flight wants staff fired Roslyn Singleton says she was humiliated by American Airline staff after she was forced to cover her 'f*** cancer' sweatshirt  She was told to cover it or or she wouldn't be allowed to board her flight from Los Angeles to North Carolina Singleton asked the employee if the policy prohibiting her sweatshirt was in writing and she says was asked if she wanted to speak to a manager Singleton says she covered up the sweatshirt with a jacket but was still approached by another worker staff once more while in line to board the plane