Plus, how is it racist to question a religion that tells women they are not equal. If people don't want a religion that preaches inequality and to harm people not of that faith to grow in Canada, to demand space in public schools (supposed to be non-religious) because it is in direct contradiction of the law and human rights, how is that being racist? I have had someone refuse to talk to me in a business meeting because of my gender, I was told I was not promoted because religious groups would not do business with someone of my gender - if people don't think this religion-political ideology isn't directly affecting their rights then they are wrong.