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Controversy over taxpayer-funded event highlights public funding concerns

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A taxpayer-funded waterpark in Texas has sparked outrage after announcing plans for a ‘Muslim-only’ event. The Epic Eid celebration, scheduled for June 1, was initially advertised with strict attendance criteria that specified it was for Muslims only, alongside a modest dress code. This announcement led to significant backlash from the community and social media, prompting organisers to revise the event’s description to focus on modest dress rather than religious exclusivity.

The underlying issue here is the use of public funds for events that may appear to discriminate against non-Muslims. The waterpark, Epic Waters, was built with taxpayer money through a local sales tax, raising questions about whether public facilities should host events that exclude certain groups based on religion. This situation reflects broader concerns about how public re

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