Federal Judge Orders D.C. Transit to Accept Anti-Jihad Ads

Injunction requires them to start displaying on Monday

Reason Staff | 10.5.2012 5:08 PM

Pamela Geller, executive director of the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), offers an overheated but nevertheless alarming account of yesterday's hearing in her case challenging the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's rejection of AFDI's pro-Israel, anti-jihad subway ad.

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Federal Judge Orders D.C. Transit to Accept Anti-Jihad Ads

Injunction requires them to start displaying on Monday

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