Some Montrealers are saying both the U.S. election and the attack on the mosque in Quebec less than two weeks ago have pushed them to start speaking out. 'Beautiful, overwhelming'Zahra Al-Mawlawi says she's touched that her colleagues have been speaking out against Islamaphobia since the deadly attack on a mosque in Quebec City January 30th. Al-Mawlawi has been touched by all the people who've spoken out against Islamaphobia since the attack on the mosque. I'm seeing racism here, I'm seeing bigotry here.' I'm seeing racism here, I'm seeing bigotry here,'" Welch said.

Source: CBC News February 11, 2017 17:03 UTC