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We here at Broken Bear Botanicals, respectfully request the reconsideration of the ban placed on our proud Owner and Founder following an unfortunate and genuinely unintended incident involving a meat cleaver discovered during routine bag screening at the American Museum of Natural History. This item was carried inadvertently, without harmful intent, and the situation arose from an honest oversight rather than any desire to cause disruption or alarm. Our Founder has always held deep appreciation for the educational value and cultural significance of the museum, and this experience has only reinforced his commitment to adhering to all security guidelines. We believe this lapse in judgment does not reflect his character or his respect for the institution. We therefore ask for compassionate reconsideration, allowing him the opportunity to once again enjoy and support the museum’s exhibits, programs, and mission in a fully compliant and responsible manner.

Please take a moment to help our beloved friend reverse this racist and unjust ban. 

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