Canadians gather to protest LGBT ‘pride’ in schools at ‘One Nation Under God’ rally

by Clare Marie Merkowsky

The ‘One Nation Under God’ rally in Ottawa celebrated the roaring success of Canada’s second annual school walkout day against LGBT ‘pride,’ where some schools saw a 70% absence rate.

(LifeSiteNews) — Canadians gathered as “one nation under God” to protest the LGBT agenda in schools this weekend.

On Saturday, June 15, Canadian parents gathered on Parliament Hill in downtown Ottawa to openly reject the LGBT agenda in schools, following the massive success of school walkouts to protest celebrating June as “pride” month.

“We’re going celebrate that day today with the One Nation Under God Rally,” event organizer and pro-family Muslim activist Kamel El-Cheikh told the crowds, according to footage from the Post Millennial.

El-Cheikh, the organizer of the Million Person March for Children on September 20 last year, is currently advocating for June to be dedicated to protecting children, not pushing LGBT ideology, and to be celebrated as “My Child June.”

“Canada’s children belong to Canada’s parents,” he said.

“Ladies and gentlemen, what is My Child June? Well for years now, we are Canadians and we don’t want to offend,” El-Chekh said.

“We’re not violent. We’re a peaceful country,” he continued. “Now, this is the thing that I think has been taken for granted because do not take our kindness for weakness.”

Kamel El-Cheikh at the One Nation Under God rally in Ottawa: “Canada’s children belong to Canada’s parents.”

Footage by @DavidKrayden pic.twitter.com/Ertwn0dVIW

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 16, 2024

“We are parents, and we are grandmothers and grandfathers” he continued, adding that his goal “was to bring people together and to build something that affirms the Canadian fabric. September 20 was not a one and done event,” he said.