U.S. Coast Guard Bans Hate Symbols in Uniform
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has officially banned hate symbols, including swastikas and nooses, from Coast Guard uniforms. This new policy also prohibits any behavior considered racist or threatening.
The department announced the change after facing strong public criticism. Officials stated that such symbols and actions represent hateful and violent behavior that will not be tolerated.
This revision aims to enforce a professional and respectful environment within the maritime security service. The updated rules provide clear guidance for all Coast Guard members.