Family Claims 49ers Security Tried To Ban MAGA Hat At Game, Citing “Discrimination”

A family attending the San Francisco 49ers game at Levi’s Stadium says they were temporarily barred from entering due to a MAGA hat, sparking a dispute that delayed their entry by nearly 45 minutes. The incident was captured in a TikTok video posted by the family on Monday, where they expressed frustration over what they viewed as “discrimination.”

The woman in the video explained that their tickets had been scanned, and they had passed all checkpoints when a security guard stopped them, saying the MAGA hat could not be brought into the stadium. The family argued for nearly an hour, ultimately missing the game’s opening plays. Eventually, a supervisor stepped in and allowed them to proceed.

In her video caption, the woman thanked fellow fans who had spoken up on their behalf and shared disappointment with Levi’s Stadium, describing the incident as an “eye opener” that made her feel targeted. The family’s story has since gained attention on conservative media platforms, drawing support from viewers who say political expression should be protected at public events.

The situation took a twist later that night when 49ers linebacker Joey Bosa sported the same type of MAGA hat during a post-game interview, adding humor to the controversy as teammates George Kittle and others reacted with laughter.

The incident has spurred debate online, with social media users arguing whether political attire should be restricted at sports venues. Some believe such displays should remain private, while others feel fans should be able to express themselves freely.

The 49ers organization has yet to comment, leaving many wondering if the team has any formal policies on political symbols. As the story continues to spread, questions about political tolerance in public spaces remain at the forefront.