Hundreds of citizens demonstrated in Canada against gender ideology. Mainly, the Muslim community protested these past few days outside several schools and demanded that their children not receive education based on the curriculum promoted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, which promotes the LGBT agenda. Following the situation, the prime minister met with Muslim parents and expressed that they are being influenced by the American right wing.

In a video that went viral on social networks, reported by media outlets such as Fox News, a Muslim man is seen asking the prime minister to defend beliefs and traditions. The video was initially released by a person identifying himself as Mahmoud Mourra. "First of all, there is an awful lot of misinformation and disinformation out there from people on social media, particularly fueled by the American right-wing are spreading a lot of untruths about what is actually in the curriculum."

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On Saturday, protesters took to the streets again to reaffirm that they are not being influenced by anyone. "We know the facts.... Our children are our red line!" said one of the protesters in a video recorded by The Post Millennial.

Similarly, the demonstrators called on Christians and Jews to join in the protest. "We need the Christian community, the Muslim community and the Jewish community. All communities have to stand together on this!."

Trudeau against the right

Fox News sought comment from the Prime Minister's Office, but had no response. However, in statements picked up by the media outlet, Trudeau reaffirmed that it is the right wing that is driving a tension with the Muslim community. "If you look at the various curriculums, there is not aggressive teaching or conversion of kids into being LGBT. That is something that is being weaponized by people of the far right who have consistently stood against Muslim rights," he said.

Trudeau's position was echoed by the mayor of Mississauga, Bonnie Crombie, who refused to allow a demonstration to be called in the city. He assured that he will defend LGBT people.