A new study has found that when applying for building permits, mosques face more pushback over parking requirements than churches. KCBX’s Kendra Hanna has more.

A new study has found that when applying for building permits, mosques face more pushback over parking requirements than churches. KCBX&rsquo;s Kendra Hanna has more.

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A Study Finds Mosques Face More Permit Pushback Than Churches

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A Study Finds Mosques Face More Permit Pushback Than Churches

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