Bill 21 was passed on June 16th, 2019 by Quebec’s National Assembly (Souissi 2021). The purpose of this bill is to assert secularism in the Quebec province by prohibiting employees in public areas, as well as in authority positions from wearing religious symbols while performing their public duties and professions in positions of authority. It is intended to separate religion from the State and affirm its laicity. This includes the following professions in public domains: teachers, lawyers, notaries, peace officers, politicians, and more. However, the legislation includes a “grandfather…