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Looks like they’re franchising.

Just months after the “Quality Learing [sic] Center” in Minneapolis became the symbol of Minnesota’s problem with affinity fraud within its large Somali community, the woman behind another cultural flashpoint — this one an Islamic group that rented out a taxpayer-funded waterpark in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for an all-Muslim event — turns out to be behind a typo-branded “Learing Center” of her own.

According to the New York Post, Aminah Knight, who has a doctorate from Vanderbilt University(!) and was behind the scheduled June 1 all-Muslim event, owns and operates the “Excellence Early Learing Center” in Hurst, Texas — at least, that’s the name on the website.

Not only that, but the good doctor managed to spell “learning” wrong not just once, but twice on the page — calling it the “Excellence Early Leaning [sic] Center” elsewhere.

The day care center promises to give kids “the loving, personal care that they need to thrive and feel confident,” with “multiculturalism, small classroom sizes, healthy eating and a warm, loving environment that feels like home.”

Staff, the website said, had degrees in “education, accounting, biology, pharmacology, science, nursing and mathematics from their home countries.”

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