ASU Includes Muslim Organization, Chrstians Not Included
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According to the report, the proposed climate council would consist of representatives from several campus groups including Greek organizations, the Gay-Straight Alliance, the Muslim Student Association, HOLA (Hispanic and Latino), and the Black Student Association. What group is missing here?
Why were the Christians NOT represented? Christianity was the most persecuted religious group in the world again in 2016 with 90,000 Christians being murdered for their faith last year - one every six minutes.
Radical Islam has been the main source of persecution of Christians worldwide per year, according to Open Doors USA.
Apparently, ASU is not concerned with hearing the concerns of Christians on campus, especially so since the majority of students & funding come from Christian parents.
It is very alarming that ASU is catering to the Muslim Student Association (MSA) which was created by members of the Muslim Brotherhood at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in January 1963. MSA is essentially "an arm of the Saudi-funded, Muslim Brotherhood-controlled Muslim World League." A 2007 New York Police Department report listed the Muslim Students Association as a "radicalization incubator."
Local clergy and parents of students should be concerned as it appears that there is a very radical left-leaning bias to this group. If we are not careful, ASU could become like Berkley.
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Debbie Pelley is Retired Arkansas Teacher of 27 years. She is presently a grassroots citizen activist, researcher and writer who advocates for Arkansans and for transparent and limited government. She is a contribution author on the ARRA News Service.
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