That's what one staffer at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts allegedly told a group of black students on a field trip to the arts institution. The museum has apologized in an open letter , saying the incident does not reflect "who we are or want to be." Lamy says her students were visiting some exhibits to enhance what they had learned in their history class, but that says her students were treated differently than white students who were also visiting the museum. A staffer allegedly made the "no food, no drink, no watermelon" remark during an overview of what to expect in the museum. After reviewing surveillance video, the museum also determined that 13 security guards patrolled the exhibits visited by the students.

Source: CNN May 25, 2019 00:45 UTC