The same progressives who once defended the right of Muslim women to don Niqabs now claim celebrating Pride is necessary for citizenship
“If you believe that kind of thing, then you don’t belong !”
She went on to suggest that those who don’t agree with certain laws in Canada don’t belong in this country. “We believe that people can marry whomever they want. That is in law. And if you don’t think that should be the law, you can’t be Canadian. You don’t belong here.”, dated June 3, 2023, purportedly written by the school’s principal Ed Charpentier: “Many of you may have heard an audio recording of a teacher at Londonderry School circulating on social media channels,” reads the letter.
Edmonton Public Schools added the following on Tuesday in an email to members of the media: “ aware of the audio recording of a teacher at Londonderry School circulating on social media channels. The school and Division are taking steps to address the situation. Due to the Division’s legislated privacy obligations, we are not able to provide any further information.”
While the teacher was clearly out of line, the recording nevertheless reflects a religious tension that’s playing out across Canada over increasingly elaborate in-school Pride celebrations. Evidence is starting to mount that Muslim students are “opting-out” en masse from Pride-related activities — going so far as to skip school on designated Pride days.Article content
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