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Organization Trends
National Lawyers Guild: The Civil Rights Movement and the New Left
The National Lawyers Guild was the first racially integrated national bar association in the United States, and actively opposed military segregation during World War II. A number of notable civil rights…
CRC Staff

Organization Trends
National Lawyers Guild: Consolidation and Internationalism
The year 1973 proved to be pivotal for the National Lawyers Guild and for the consolidation of its radical political ideology. That year’s convention has been described as “the cataclysmic…
CRC Staff

Organization Trends
National Lawyers Guild: Activities and Positions
The NLG generally espouses a radical-left ideology. Its objective is “to function as an effective force in the service of the people by valuing human rights and ecosystems over property…
CRC Staff

Organization Trends
National Lawyers Guild: Leadership, Structure, and Financials
The NLG operates as a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization. It lists more than 50 local chapters on its website, some of which also have their own nonprofit tax-exempt statuses. The NLG…
CRC Staff

Organization Trends
George Soros and Teachers Unions Behind Biden’s Radical Title IX Changes
The Biden Administration was recently handed a temporary defeat by Federal District Court Judge Charles Atchley, when he blocked the Education Department’s latest Title IX guidance regulations. This injunction is…
Parker Thayer

Podcast
InfluenceWatch Podcast #227: Why Does Labor Care About Abortion?
Were any liberal organization not to weigh in on a Supreme Court decision overturning the Roe v. Wade decision that invented a nationwide right to abortion, one might expect organized…
Michael Watson
Publication
Capital Research, May/June 2022
We are pleased to announce that the May/June 2022 issue of Capital Research is now available online. Here’s a peek at what’s inside: Parker Thayer details George Soros’s plan to…

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Capital Research, May/June 2022
In this issue, George Soros is remaking the U.S. justice system to create “Sorostan,” a land where criminals are enabled and law-abiding citizens are denied the rule of law. Amalgamated…
CRC Staff

Philanthropy
Thomas Piketty Proposes Specific Tax Scale for Nonprofit Endowments
Piketty’s new book A Brief History of Equality further explores the origins of wealth disparity and offers various specific policy proposals that he believes would mitigate it, including an annual wealth tax…
Michael E. Hartmann

Philanthropy
A Conversation with Terry Considine (Part 1 of 2)
Terry Considine is a successful Denver-based real-estate investor, has also served in the Colorado state legislature, and been involved in several statewide Republican political campaigns, including his own and others’.
Daniel P. Schmidt, Michael E. Hartmann