How the "Islamophobia" Accusation Damaged Me with Collin May

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Collin May was director of the Alberta Human Rights Commission (AHRC) in Alberta, Canada until his positive review of a book by MEF's Efraim Karsh caused him to be ousted in September 2022 on the grounds of “Islamophobia.” He is now suing the province of Alberta, charging that his ouster had nothing to do with the book review but with his intent to investigate “a culture of pervasive sexual harassment and bullying” at the AHRC under its previous leadership. How has “Islamophobia” become a tool of political warfare available to all? What impact does May’s ouster have on free speech in Canada? What can be done?

Collin May is an attorney in Calgary, Alberta. Prior to his service at the AHRC, he served as senior counsel at the law firm of DD West LLP and on Alberta’s Real Estate Council. He has a BA from the University of Alberta, a BL from Dalhousie Law School, and an MA from Harvard University.

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