Muslim Mom encourages her community to support Ontario's Sex-Ed law

Last Friday in Mississauga, Ontario about 1,000 Muslims took part in a forum where many expressed their concerns about the new curriculum. Hina Mirza is a Muslim mom who wants to help parents understand the law. She joined us to share her thoughts on the new Sex-Ed curriculum. Although she doesn't agree with all of it, she says it's a worthy law to stand behind.

Hina Mirza is a writer and editor with Lanterns, an online publication for the Islamic Society of North America, Canada. She joined us from Milton, Ontario.

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