> It seems like the university didn’t even clearly understand that Muslims are divided on this topic before taking action. Of course, I'd assume most muslim do

> It seems like the university didn’t even clearly understand that Muslims are divided on this topic before taking action. Of course, I'd assume most muslim don't care about this event, besides a minority of fanatics. But I don't think it even matters. A art history teacher should be free to discuss a painting in their class no matter what "Muslims" think. Clearly the issue is with the school here. Not the teacher, and not the "muslims". This complaining student should have been explained that her demands are not legitimate.