Muslim Brotherhood Tries Take Over This School, So Locals Crush Them Immediately According to recent repots, an Ohio high school is facing controversy after the Muslim Students Association planned to host an event called A Covered Girl Challenge, which encouraged female students to wear hijabs. The event at Mason High School was cancelled after the schools principal received immediately backlash from parents. My belief is wearing these hijabs represents the oppression of women and Shariah law, former Mason school board member Sharon Poe told reporters. Many agree, claiming that asking young female students to wear hijabs at school is encouraging repression rather than diversity. Parents began speaking out after their children brought home permission slips for the controversial event. The event was meant to combat stereotypes students may face when wearing head coverings, Principal Mindy McCarty-Stewart released in a statement. But as the event spread beyond our school community, we received many strong messages that made me reconsider the events ability to meet its objectives. What do you think? Was the school right to cancel the event? Would you let your child participate in something like this? 