• BoscoBear
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      17 months ago

      That is a really good point. I need to rethink this entirely. It does seem discriminatory or at the very least highly illogical.

      I had thought of it as brand-dillutution, like making tic-tocs in your uniform but since this is a federally recognized class it really is more like wearing your uniform off-duty.

      • @whoreticulture@midwest.social
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        27 months ago

        And the other context you may be missing was this was encouraged for years. NPS organized to walk in SF pride, in their uniforms, for as long as I can remember. And NPS does have rules about what you can and can’t do in uniform … I wasn’t allowed to buy alcohol after work in uniform. Thanks for reconsidering your view.

        • BoscoBear
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          17 months ago

          While the alcohol thing seems overly draconian this seems more like “you cant use your wheelchair in uniform.” Seems begging for a lawsuit.

          • @whoreticulture@midwest.social
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            17 months ago

            Yeah, my point is that they have some strict rules and have chosen for years to encourage people in uniform to show up at Pride. So this was a clear choice that was made for years that has suddenly changed.