Georgia Bans Female Correctional Officer From Wearing Muslim Hijab

Georgia Bans Female Correctional Officer From Wearing Muslim Hijab

Jalanda Calhoun, who is Muslim, works at Rogers State Prison in Reidsville. She says she converted to Islam in January. That means wearing a hijab, a scar that covers hair, ears, and neck. Calhoun provided FOX 5 News a copy of a letter written by the warden in February. It says she cannot wear the hijab.
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