Al-Qazwini and others said that they have the democratic right to decide what is appropriate in their schools since their faith is now in the majority. Dearborn is about 47% Arab American, most of them Muslim, and Dearborn Heights is about one-third Arab American, according to census data. Recent protests involved demonstrators who appeared to be mostly Muslim, but one of the key organizers, Stephanie Butler, is Christian, and appeared at both events.
"We don't need those books in Dearborn and Dearborn Heights," Al-Qazwini said. "Take them somewhere else. The majority rules. If you are the majority of people in Dearborn, you decide for your children. We live in a democratic society. And there are certain tools and techniques with which you can change the law in this country."
Wadeea Yassir Alzabah, who held up the sign that read "If democracy matters, we’re the majority" had a similar message.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/protester...131115557.html
Guess whose the fastest growing religion in America?
Guess whose followers are young and set to have a bunch of kids?
Guess whose immigration numbers are a boomin?
Thanks far right christian conservatives for putting religion in our government.