Metro riders give more makeovers to anti-jihad ad

By Kytja Weir
Published October 10, 2012 4:00am ET
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Metro riders give more makeovers to anti-jihad ad
The ads plastered with pink "hate speech" signs. (Courtesy of Sahar Shafqat)

Another set of the controversial ads in Metro stations have been tagged with alternative messages.

The ads at the Georgia Avenue and U Street stations were plastered with small pink signs reading “hate speech” and “racist” when rider Sahar Shafqat passed by them around late Tuesday night. Shafqat photographed one at the Georgia Avenue station.

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