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Liberal Indoctrination: British students, faculty made to dress as Muslims to promote multiculturalism

By: Pam On: Oct/31/07 - 1 Comment

As if U of Delaware wasn’t bad enough, now this:

A SCHOOL was yesterday accused of MAKING teachers dress up as Asians for a day – to celebrate a Muslim festival.
Kids at the 257-pupil primary have also been told to don ethnic garb even though most are Christians.
The morning assembly will be open to all parents – but dads are BARRED from a women-only party in the afternoon because Muslim husbands object to wives mixing with other men:
Yesterday a relative of one of the 39 others said: “Staff have got to go along with it – or let’s face it, they would be branded racist.
“Who would put their job on the line? They have been told they have to embrace the day to show their diversity. But they are not all happy.”

Allahpundit:

What this really is, in a sense, is the Laura Bush/headscarf debate transposed to a classroom setting: cutesy poo gesture of diplomacy or subtle form of indoctrination? Of course, having come to the Kingdom, Laura was the one expected to do the adapting; here you have the opposite happening. The lingering question, as is always the case with these things, is whether “multiculturalism” means anything broader than “understanding Islam.” Does the school hold Russian Day once a year? Hispanic Day?

I will remind you of this: Kos: A Simple Way to End the War on Terror ‘adopt Islam as our new faith’

Posted on: October 31, 2007 |

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One Response to “Liberal Indoctrination: British students, faculty made to dress as Muslims to promote multiculturalism”

  1. snowy egret
    November 1, 2007 - 08:13 AM on November 1st, 2007

    And will they have the girls wearing burkas and the boys carry those daggers? what are they pulling anyway?:-ss

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