Two Muslim Women Rejected from Joe Biden-Kamala Harris Campaign Event
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Instead of listening to supporters of a ceasefire and considering their stance, which polls suggest reflects the views of many Americans, will the government continue to prevent Muslims from being heard at campaign events
In response to the viral video, many argued that it's not just Muslim women disrupting government campaign events.
This implies that an informal ban on hijab-wearing women won't stop protests, given the increasingly diverse ceasefire movements.
"I'm sure it's because they think Muslim women are at greater risk of disrupting the event by shouting about Palestine/for a ceasefire or the like. This underscores why it's crucial for other ethnicities, especially white people, to speak up at these events," wrote X user.
In another response to the video, X user Prof Zenkus wrote, "Looks like the Democratic Party just implemented a ban on Muslims at their campaign events. How delightful,"
News of Muslim women being denied entry to the event follows repeated disruptions by ceasefire supporters at campaign events.
