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Thursday, March 21, 2019

CAIR Loses a Round in San Diego to MEF-Funded Lawsuit



The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) ran into a stump legally in the terrorist supporting group’s agenda to brainwash San Diego Public School students. CAIR lost and Freedom of Conscience Defense Fund (with Middle East Forum support) won in court.

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CAIR Loses a Round in San Diego to MEF-Funded Lawsuit

By Gregg Roman – Media Release
March 20, 2019
Middle East Forum

PHILADELPHIA – March 20, 2019 – The Council on American-Islamic Relation's (CAIR) ubiquitous presence in the San Diego Unified School District is over, thanks in part to the Middle East Forum.

settlement in the federal lawsuit against the District, substantially funded by MEF, ends the District's "anti-Islamophobia initiative," which: (i) singled out Muslim students for special protections; and (ii) empowered Islamist CAIR to change the District's curriculum to portray Islam more favorably.

The District enacted its initiative in 2017 at the behest of CAIR, which claimed that "Islamophobia" was sweeping through schools after the November 2016 elections. According to the Freedom of Conscience Defense Fund – which brought the lawsuit on behalf of five San Diego families – CAIR activists were teaching schoolchildren "how to become allies to Muslim students" and conducting Islamic education workshops for teachers, among other inequities.

Under the terms of the court settlement:

·       "Educators should treat each religion with equal respect, with the time and attention spent discussing each religion being proportionate to its impact on history."

·       "Educational material on religious subjects must be neutral and may not be presented in a manner that promotes one religion over another."

·       "Educators or other staff sponsoring guest speakers at District events must ask them not to use their position or influence on students to forward their own religious, political, economic or social views and shall take active steps to neutralize whatever bias has been presented."

·       "Guest speakers from religious organizations are not permitted to present to students on religious topics."

"This is a tremendous victory, because CAIR intended this plan to be a pilot program for a nationwide rollout," said Daniel J. Piedra, executive director of the Freedom of Conscience Defense Fund. "I thank the Forum for its support of this critical case."

"This is a prime example of how the Forum helps protect the West from Islamist aggression," notes Forum director Gregg Roman."
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The Middle East Forum identifies and promotes American interests in the Middle East and works to protect Western civilization from the threat of Islamism.

For immediate release

For more information, contact:
Gregg Roman
Roman@MEForum.org
+1 (215) 546 5406
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About The Middle East Forum

The Middle East Forum, a think tank founded in 1994 by Daniel Pipes, promotes American interests in the Middle East and protects Western values from Middle Eastern threats. In the Middle East, we focus on ways to defeat radical Islam; work for Palestinian acceptance of Israel; develop strategies to contain Iran; and deal with advancing anarchy. Domestically, the Forum emphasizes the danger of lawful Islamism; protects the freedoms of anti-Islamist authors, and activists; and works to improve Middle East studies.

Mission

MEF promotes American interests in the Middle East and protects Western values from Middle Eastern threats
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The Forum sees the region — with its profusion of dictatorships, radical ideologies, existential conflicts, border disagreements, corruption, political violence, and weapons of mass destruction — as a major source of problems for the United States. Accordingly, we urge bold measures to protect Americans and their allies.

In the Middle East, we focus on ways to defeat radical Islam; work for Palestinian acceptance of Israel; develop strategies to contain Iran; and deal with the great advances of anarchy.

At home, the Forum emphasizes the danger of lawful Islamism; protects the freedoms of anti-Islamist authors, activists, and publishers; and works to improve Middle East studies.

Methods

The Middle East Forum realizes its goals through three main mechanisms:



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