The lawyer of two girls who lost their jobs after wearing a keffiyeh to work, has confirmed they’re challenging the dismissal.

Principal at the Young Worker’s Centre, Kelly Thomas says the scarves, while being a political statement, weren’t in customer’s faces.

“They [Black Star Pastry] also said wearing the scarf was divisive and inflammatory,” she said.

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