Annoyed that Iman Jodeh of the CO Islamic Center didn't address the focal point of the march: Sharia law. Does she support it or not? In Afghanistan she'd be stoned for not wearing a bhurla, showing her face, and wearing make-up in public, so I'm assuming she's a moderate muslim. One of the most frustrating parts of Islam is that the "moderates" are not willing to denounce the extremists.  Here would've been a perfect opportunity for her to say that her mosque does not support Sharia law and extremism, or at the very least clarify her mosque's standing on Sharia law.  The report says that she felt the protest had a tone of bigotry and hate.  The very next shot shows an anti-Sharia law protestor, a woman, holding a sign saying "equal rights for women and children" .  That doesn't sound hateful to me.  Sharia law on the other hand sounds very bigoted, hateful, and repressive.  People need to be willing to have HONEST conversations if we're going to understand each other and get along.