Minnesota's Islamic pandering continues at public schools

In the deep blue state of Minnesota, and more specifically, in Minneapolis, some public schools are accomodating Islamic sharia by building facilities like prayer and washrooms (Hat tip: Jihad Watch):

Construction plans obtained by Alpha News show a Minnesota school district is planning to build a “prayer room” and foot-washing station at two high school buildings. Those blueprints have since gone viral on social media and kicked off a debate about religion in schools.

Earlier this month, Alpha News received blueprints for an ongoing renovation at Park Center High School and Osseo High School. Both of those schools are a part of Osseo Area Schools which is located in the northwest suburbs of Minneapolis.

In blueprints for Park Center, one room is clearly labeled “prayer room” while Osseo blueprints show plans for a “footwash.” Prayer rooms are commonly used by Muslims as they observe their daily prayers. Meanwhile, foot-washing is a prerequisite for Muslims before they pray. [...]

“Turns out, when the woke left says they want religion out of schools, they’re only talking about Christianity,” Rep. Tom Emmer said. “Maybe if Osseo worried about Somali gang violence as much as they worry about pandering to America-hating leftists, their schools and streets would be safer for their students. Just a thought.”

“Utterly absurd,” said Sen. Ted Cruz. “This has no place in any public school. Sharia law should NEVER be adopted in America.”

“This is WRONG,” Minnesota State Sen. Michael Holmstrom said. “I fear it is only the beginning.”

Christine Douglas-Williams says:

Muslim prayer rooms and foot-washing stations just don’t factor in here. They simply do not constitute any part of a secular historical curriculum. So yet again, it is clear that Muslims are enjoying special privileges.

No doubt, if there's any group in Minnesota that's also exempt from having to recognize LGBTQ ideology, it's the Religion of Peace. The state's clearly on its way downhill, and this is but an example of why concerned parents shouldn't even send their children to public schools there.