A hat shop in Nashville, Tennessee has apologised for selling yellow Star of David badges, similar to what Jewish people had to wear in Nazi Germany, reading ‘not vaccinated’.
The HatWRKS account features many anti-vaccination posts and images claiming that Covid-19 is a hoax. It also features an image and quote from the British conspiracy theoristHatWRKS, which is reportedly run by Gigi Gaskins, has since apologised for using the Star of David and that they had no intention of trivializing the religious symbol.reports that on Saturday the store was hit with protesters directly outside who held up signs reading “No Nazis in Nashville.
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