OKLAHOMA CITY — At least two groups have reserved space to protest the first-ever “Muslim Day” at the Oklahoma Capitol.
The state chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations will host the Oklahoma City event on Friday. Executive Director Adam Soltani says more than 100 people from across the state are expected to attend.
A similar event at the state Capitol in Texas earlier this year drew a small group of vitriolic protesters who heckled Muslim participants.
The conservative groups Overpasses for America and III Percent Patriots of Oklahoma have reserved space as part of a protest to Muslim Day in Oklahoma while a Libertarian group plans to rally in support of Muslim Day.
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