A shocking incident in Portage, Michigan, is sparking outrage after two Office Depot employees refused service to teenagers preparing for a Charlie Kirk prayer vigil. The young men, who had already paid for their order in advance, were told by a supervisor and a manager that their posters would not be printed because the project was considered “political propaganda.”
Teenagers Denied Service
According to Kelly Sackett, who was working with three teenage boys helping organize the vigil, the students had gone to the Office Depot on Westnedge Avenue to pick up their paid-for posters. Instead of receiving them, they were confronted by employees who flatly rejected the order.
In a stunning exchange caught on video, one of the boys explains: “So, we came in for an order earlier— for—to print a poster for a vigil tonight, for somebody that passed.”
The response from the supervisor? “Yeah, so we don’t print propaganda.”
When the teen attempted to clarify, the manager cut him off: “It’s propaganda! I’m sorry. We don’t print that here!”
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