Ex-Muslim critics abroad worsen anti-Muslim racism and shield the West.

Evidence

Singling Muslim societies out, with a renegade house Muslim going berserk over these problems in English for an audience foreign and at times even hostile, not only does nothing toward addressing and alleviating those problems but in fact puts expatriate Muslim communities in North America and Western Europe, Ibn Warraq’s primary targets, on the defensive while aiding and abetting racist Europeans and Americans in their contempt for the newest phase of immigration that brings yet another colored wave from their former colonies to their shores. — Hamid Dabashi, Brown Skin, White Masks, 436

Categorization

  • XREF: Mirrors Dabashi’s standing claim about native informers serving imperial masters; connects to the chapter’s structural argument.