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The [[American Islamic Congress]] (AIC) describes itself as a ' nonprofit, non-religious, civil society development organization serving Muslims and Non-Muslims by promoting civil and human rights through advocacy, engagement and education.'<ref>[http://www.aicongress.org/aics-mission-and-principles/ AIC’s Mission and Principles], American Islamic Congress, accessed 2 April 2014.</ref> | The [[American Islamic Congress]] (AIC) describes itself as a ' nonprofit, non-religious, civil society development organization serving Muslims and Non-Muslims by promoting civil and human rights through advocacy, engagement and education.'<ref>[http://www.aicongress.org/aics-mission-and-principles/ AIC’s Mission and Principles], American Islamic Congress, accessed 2 April 2014.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 21 December 2015
American Islamic Congress logo, circa 2015 Credit: American Islamic Congress
The American Islamic Congress (AIC) describes itself as a ' nonprofit, non-religious, civil society development organization serving Muslims and Non-Muslims by promoting civil and human rights through advocacy, engagement and education.'[1]
Funding
Max Blumenthal has charged that 'the AIC is funded largely by a pool of right-wing donors responsible for bankrolling key players in America’s Islamophobia industry'.[2]
The Klarman Family Foundation is a significant funder.
Notes
- ↑ AIC’s Mission and Principles, American Islamic Congress, accessed 2 April 2014.
- ↑ Max Blumenthal, Weddady’s Free Arabs, American Islamic Congress and the pro-Israel funders who helped them rise, Electronic Intifada, 7 May 2013.
