In February 2018, Andy Ternay said he was asked to leave a First Watch café in Richardson, Texas, because customers complained about his profanity-filled anti-Trump T-shirt, which also condemned the racist alt-right. According to his account, the incident escalated after he and his partner had ordered drinks and food, and a police officer later approached him in the parking lot. The restaurant said the decision was based on complaints about vulgar language in a family-friendly setting, denying that politics or race played a role. Ternay explained that he wore the shirt to show support for people of color, Muslims, LGBTQ+ people, and immigrants who might feel targeted or isolated…