Thanks for letting us know— Can you tell us what section you took this photo in?
At the @UWBadgers game and there is a man with a mask of President Obama and a noose. This is racism, why was this allowed into the stadium?pic.twitter.com/zKEqhdDYny
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it was Section J. It appears the men have been removed but I'm not positive
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WTF? Has anyone told security,?
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I believe they've been removed
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how did they get that stuff in the stadium in the first place?
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with a ticket
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I have been to hundreds of CFB games. Bags get searched etc. Should never have been let in
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guess nobody has ever put a noose around a president before, huh?
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You might what to read about the history of lynching.
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you may want to expand your historical readings outside of just america
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'Other things happened in other places' doesn't exactly change the history here...
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Yo Wisc, WTF are you thinking? Fans lynching Obama is not ok. Stay classy.
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We don't support offensive image of a noose, but this is a form of free speech. Guest Services asked them to remove & they did.
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Horrible, Wisconsin, but not surprising. You invited these "people" in. You could have invited them out.
#InstitutionalRacism
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@roybelly@UWBadgers however, the US is not the U.K. So I don't know the legality of doing/not doing this.... -
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