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Outrage grows over Qur’ans, hijab distribution at Texas school, school opposes ‘Bible revival’
by Christine Douglass-Williams
The controversy that erupted from the February story revealing that a Muslim group at a public high school in Texas gave out hijabs, Qur’ans and pamphlets touting the glories of Sharia has not died down.
According to CBS News at the time, “in a viral video, the president of the school’s Republican Club describes what he saw: ‘They were giving out hijabs to girls throughout the high school, and they were giving our Qurans, and they also had pamphlets about Sharia law.'”
The story has gained momentum, to the horror of the school’s administration, which undoubtedly never expected the story to be in the news three months later. In response to the bizarre Islamic proselytizing, a “Bible revival” began, as the school tried in vain to quash it. As Robert Spencer wrote: “People are beginning to be aware of what is happening, and to fight back to defend their own culture and heritage. Only in the West is such an action ‘Islamophobia’ and ‘bigotry’; everywhere else, people defending their own culture are celebrated.”
