Woman Wins Right To Wear Colander In Driver's License Picture
- 8 years ago
Lindsay Miller was initially denied the right to wear a religious garment—a colander—in her driver's license photo by the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles. After filing an appeal, the agency relented.
A woman in Massachusetts is being allowed to freely exercise her religion—by wearing a colander as a headpiece in her driver's license photo.
Lindsay Miller belongs to the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, whose members are called "Pastafarians."
Their religion is premised on the belief that the existence of a flight-capable monster made out of spaghetti is just as plausible as that of a supe
A woman in Massachusetts is being allowed to freely exercise her religion—by wearing a colander as a headpiece in her driver's license photo.
Lindsay Miller belongs to the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, whose members are called "Pastafarians."
Their religion is premised on the belief that the existence of a flight-capable monster made out of spaghetti is just as plausible as that of a supe