In a Facebook Forum Aneela Afzali of Maps-Amen mildly attacked four members of council (Padhye, Anderson, Kritzer, and Carson.) She was after them to approve a Resolution supporting her cause. (AWWPP) related.
Fields threw me under the bus when I challenged him about Aneelah's "bridge building." In cultural religious situations Varisha Kahn seems an activist; Jessica Forsythe is kind and soft-spoken, in the Fields camp. Redmond has a strong interfaith community! What makes the Muslims so special? Let's treat all faiths equally! Let's focus on the rich diversity of religions we enjoy in our city! - Bob Yoder, 9/17/2020
Aneelah Afzali is Executive Director of MAPS-AMEN. She is also on the board of the Faith Action Network, and on the Steering Committee of the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network. A graduate of Harvard Law School, Aneelah left her legal career in 2013 to serve as a community activist and interfaith leader. Since then, she has worked on addressing the growing divide in our nation by building bridges of understanding and unity to advocate for justice together.