Nebraska Says This Bar Can’t Use the Word “Barbershop” @InstituteForJustice
Nebraska Says This Bar Can’t Use the Word “Barbershop”  @InstituteForJustice
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“Our father was proud to be Don the Barber, and we were proud to create something that kept that memory alive,” said Mike DiGiacomo, co-owner of The Censored Bar.

“I still cannot believe the government can look at a bar, know it is a bar, admit no one is confused, and still threaten us with jail time because of the name and the decorations.”

#Omaha #Nebraska #Speakeasy #Censored
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Nebraska Says This Bar Can’t Use the Word “Barbershop”

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