Brotherhood using African American issues to serve its interests

Nahla Abdelmonem

The International Organization of the Muslim Brotherhood has been able to build effective institutions in the United States to serve its interests and goals.

The organization has also been working to infiltrate minorities, including communities of immigrants, capitalizing on their need for all types of support.

The Brotherhood has a special knack for using political issues to achieve gains for itself. It is active in using human rights to serve its own interests. This is why Africans are coming to the center of the Brotherhood’s interests. It uses black Americans’ issues in rallying up support to it and increasing the number of people who follow its own ideology.

African community

The Brotherhood tries to infiltrate the African community in the United States by adopting the causes of black Americans and showing sympathy for their rights.

The group also lashes out at the lack of enough rights for black Americans.

The branch of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CARE) in New York called on June 18 for investigating accusations against Sheridan Academy for Young Leaders of racism against African Muslim students.

The CARE branch in New York also accused the academy of failing to give African Muslim students their rights.

The United States’ respect for human rights and freedom was tested in May last year when protests erupted against the background of the killing of African-American citizen, George Floyd.

Floyd was brutally murdered by police during his arrest in Minneapolis.