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Religious genocide
Christian Century, Nov 16, 2004
RELIGIOUS GENOCIDE: When a business professor at Imperial Valley College in California suggested to a class that the only way to end the war on terrorism is to kill all Muslims, one student objected. The protesting student was neither a Muslim nor a Christian, but rather an attorney for the Hindu faith, who was ordered by the professor to leave the class for being disrespectful.
The Los Angeles chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR-LA) asked the college to launch an investigation. The administration responded by promising to organize sensitivity training. The student was reinstated in class, and the professor apologized for what he called "out of context" comments. CAIR-LA termed the response a whitewash.
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