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Wearing Religious Headdress In a court room

Created by M.G. on December 08, 2012

The Fez is the ancient and modern national headdress of the Moabites / Moors. The Fez is a brimless headdress — most commonly produced in scarlet red with an ebony / black tassel. The red Fez is matched by the red field displayed in the Moorish National Standard [flag]. The Fez is also produced in black, white and other color variations — indicating other meanings, social order positions When entering a district court you are asked to remove your headdress and if you do not you are threaten with contempt of court. We the People of North Carolina create this petition to allow headdress wearing in court rooms.

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