BREAKING: Children stomp on Pride flags as Christian and Muslim parents protest LGBTQ indoctrination in Ottawa schools
“Leave our kids alone!” the crowd chanted.
“Leave our kids alone!” the crowd chanted.

On Friday, hundreds of concerned parents, children, and allies gathered in Ottawa to take part in the Education over Indoctrination protest against LGBTQ content in schools.
During the protest, kids from Muslim families fed up with gender indoctrination in their classrooms stomped on Pride flags, garnering cheers from the crowd.
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View on XFootage from the protest captured the moment the children, seemingly at the direction of their parents, stood atop a selection of small Pride flags scattered on the ground and began stomping.
The crowd cheered them on, with some older members coming over to shake their hands and voice their approval.
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View on XMany of the Muslims in the crowd got into it with far-left counterprotestors, chanting "Leave the kids alone!"
Members of the faith have joined their Christian counterparts in the fight against modern gender ideology as of late, a fact that has confused many progressives.
Comments on the topic by a high school teacher in Edmonton recently went viral. In the leaked audio, she can be heard berating Muslim students for not going along with Pride.
"If you believe that kind of thing, you don't belong here," the teacher stated, referencing Uganda's harsh new legislation. "That is not what Canada believes; we believe in freedom; we believe people can marry whoever they want. That is in law, and if you don't think that should be the law, then you can't be Canadian. You don't belong here, and I mean it."
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View on XIn an interview with The Post Millennial, a Muslim mother explained that she was outraged by what was being taught to her son about "boy, boy, girl marry girl." Her son echoed those sentiments.
Some of the anger stemmed from a recent notice sent out by the Ottawa school board telling staff that they should use "they/them" pronouns for all students when classes go back in session in September in an attempt to avoid "misgendering."
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