EDITOR’S NOTE BY ADINA KUTNICKI: To gain a more comprehensive perspective on what is at stake vis-à-vis the “dumping” of rabid anti-American, anti-Semitic Linda Sarsour – a.k.a., the jihadi from the Brooklyn, NEW-YORK ‘HOOD – from Women’s History Month, the reader should click on “BOLO/APB” ALERT IN NYC: Brotherhood Muslima, Linda Sarsour, Incites Jihad! NYPD, Arrest Her – Forthwith! Commentary by Adina Kutnicki“

Not only did CBS dump sharia-advocate and BDS promoter, Linda Sarsour, from its Women’s History Month Celebration, they cancelled the whole event

BareNakedIslam March 16, 2020

Why CBS ever considered a woman who has lauded a virulent anti-Semite like Louis Farrakhan and beleives sharia law is superior to American law is a mystery, but at least they came to their senses in time.

United with Israel (h/t Maurice) ViacomCBS canceled an event this week featuring former Women’s March leader Linda Sarsour, who is known for her support of the anti-Israel BDS movement and has been accused of spreading anti-Semitism.

The Women’s History Month event on Wednesday was specifically going to be hosted by the multinational media conglomerate’s Office of Global Inclusion, a source familiar with the situation told JNS, which first reported on the scheduled event.

ViacomCBS spokesperson Justin Dini told JNS, “This event was cancelled well in advance of Wednesday.”

Viacom’s Women’s Employee Affinity Group posted on Facebook on March 5, “Join us 3/11 at 4:30 pm EST for a conversation with author and co-organizer of the Women’s March, Linda Sarsour! Check your inbox for RSVP details.”

“Maybe [Sarsour] was too busy being a surrogate for the [Vermont Sen. Bernie] Sanders [Democratic presidential] campaign to show up, but the fact remains that the folks at ViacomCBS thought that a woman who lauded an anti-Semite like Louis Farrakhan is a symbol of ‘inclusion,’ ” Dexter Van Zile, a researcher at the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis (CAMERA), told JNS.

Nonetheless, “they canceled, and they deserve some credit for that,” he said.