Lorne Grabher has been fighting since 2016 to reclaim his personalized “GRABHER” license plate in Nova Scotia, Canada, after authorities revoked it over concerns that it could be interpreted as promoting sexual violence against women. Grabher argued that the plate carried his family name and was originally a gift to his late father in 1990, reflecting their Austrian-German heritage. A report by McGill University professor Carrie Rentschler linked the wording to broader discussions about misogyny and Donald Trump’s controversial remarks about women. In June 2018, a Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge awarded Grabher $750 in legal costs, while his wider battle over the plate continued…
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