On Sunday March 26, activist Shannon Watts, founding father of Moms Demand Action, witnessed a United Airlines gate agent save you two teenager women from boarding a flight in keeping with what they had been dressed in. Had they proven up barefoot? In T-shirts emblazoned with racist slogans? Nope, the younger women had been dressed in what on the subject of each and every rational, self-loving feminine wears when confronted with the possibility of a cramped, extended aerial adventure — leggings. Sadly for United, an angry Watts determined to proportion the airline’s reputedly arbitrary and sexist get dressed code together with her plentiful Twitter following. 1) A @united gate agent isn’t letting women in leggings get on flight from Denver to Minneapolis as a result of spandex isn’t allowed? — Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) March 26, 2017 2) She’s forcing them to switch or put clothes on over leggings or they may be able to’t board. Since when does @united police girls’s cl...
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