Three Michigan teenagers organizing a prayer vigil for Charlie Kirk were denied service at a local Office Depot, sparking outrage online.
The teens had paid in advance for posters but were told by staff at the Portage, Michigan, location that their order would not be fulfilled.
Video of the Incident
Video shows the teens questioning two Office Depot employees about why their posters were not printed.
Today at 2:24 PM, the Kalamazoo County Republican Party #KGOP placed an order for a poster of #CharlieKirk for a vigil tonight. At 5:30 “Beryl” the print supervisor (guy on left) called and said they are refusing to print the poster because it is “propaganda.” Hey @officedepot… pic.twitter.com/pKHAQ2OQda
— Matthew S. DePerno, Esq. (@mdeperno) September 12, 2025
“We don’t print propaganda,” the print supervisor replied.
The manager then interjected: “It’s propaganda! I’m sorry. We don’t print that here.”
One of the teens explained that the posters were for a vigil honoring Kirk.
