By BI: In yet another Muslim Brotherhood supremacist-sponsored event aimed at “celebrating diversity,”  an Ohio high school planned what it called “A Covered Girl Challenge” where female students were to have spent the day wearing a Muslim headbag (hijab).

I guess male students don’t get to “celebrate diversity” as they were not invited to participate.

Biz Pak Review  Mason High School in southwest Ohio scheduled the event for April 23, but in response to a storm of protest, it fizzled out and died before it got off the ground, according to Cincinnati.com.

The idea was to give female students the option of wearing a hijab for the day, then set aside some time for discussion and reflection.

Cincinnati.com reported: The event was sponsored by Mason High School’s (Muslim Brotherhood front group) Muslim Student Association, but an email promoting it came from MHS’ Student Activities Department. In her letter, McCarty-Stewart said that should not have happened.

The event was student-led rather than school-sponsored, she said, adding that MHS will put policies in place to ensure further communication from the school email account is limited to school-sponsored events.

But as word spread throughout the community, backlash to the event grew. “My belief is wearing these hijabs represents the oppression of women and Sharia law,” former school board candidate Sharon Poe said.

“I do not recall ever getting an email announcing a Christian Cross Wearing day or a booth for information about the Christian persecution from Islamic terrorists. What happen to the argument of the separation of church and state?”

@DailyCaller Silly people. The constitution says nothing about the separation of mosque and state. #hajibdayinpublicschool

— Joe Wiesenfeld (@fazwiesenfeld) April 18, 2015

Spokeswoman Tracey Carson said, the school has a duty to allow students to practice religion of their choice, “but at the same time, we can’t promote religion.” “I think by us having the permission slip (for the Covered Girl event), by adults having sent the email, I think we crossed that line.”

This Muslim supremacist crap is spreading to public schools all over America

Principal Mindy McCarty-Stewart sent an apology Thursday to families in the district:

The event was meant to combat stereotypes students may face when wearing head coverings, but as the event spread beyond our school community, however, we received many strong messages that made me reconsider the event’s ability to meet its objectives.

I now realize that as adults we should have given our students better guidance. After much consideration and after talking with the student event organizers, we have canceled the event.

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