Muslim Teacher Was Told Hijab 'Isn't Allowed Anymore'

A Muslim teacher was left with a note that read her hijab isnt allowed anymore, following Tuesdays election results.

Mairah Teli, 24, a language arts teacher at Dacula High in Gwinnett County, discovered the note in her classroom.

When she opened the note she found: Your headscarf isnt allowed anymore. Why dont you tie it around your neck and hang yourself with it off your neck instead of your head.

The note was signed, America!.

Teli, who believes one of her students wrote the note, says she has no doubt the message was inspired by Tuesdays election of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump .

I feel children feel safe making comments that are racist or sexist because of him," she told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution .

School administrators continue to investigate the source of the letter. Teli went on to Facebook to thank her supporters and the school for the outcry and support shes received.

I cant even begin to articulate how touched I am to be receiving messages from all over the country with your support. I want to sincerely thank you for your kind words and well wishes. I feel your support affirms that our country is built on morals of compassion and kindness, she wrote.