North Carolinians Join Prayers At Triad Mosques To Oppose Islamophobia

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North Carolinians Join Prayers At Triad Mosques To Oppose Islamophobia

瓜神app | By Laura Pellicer,

Published February 28, 2017 at 12:27 PM EST

on Friday. The outpouring of support for the Muslim community was a reaction to violent, anti-Islamic speech that emerged from a held in Kernersville, North Carolina.

Jordan Green, senior writer for the was at that meeting. He speaks with host Frank Stasio about what he heard, plus he talks about how the .

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