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Foundation Watch
Funding Leftist Groups Is Apparently “Public Health”
The California Endowment, a massive nonprofit born of the health care industry, uses its vast wealth to support “social justice” campaigns and defund-the-police efforts. It’s a lesson in what passes…
Hayden Ludwig

Organization Trends
The Black Panthers Promoted the Second Amendment and Private Schools
The Black Panthers were nobody’s idea of responsible gun ownership in 1977. But it didn’t start out that way. In 1967 they were the known as the Black Panther Party…
Ken Braun

Media Hits, Organization Trends
The Radical Origins of Black Lives Matter
Scott Walter, president of the Capital Research Center, joins Mark Bauerlein the podcast to discuss “dark money” and his First Things article, The Founders of Black Lives Matter, and the…
Scott Walter

Commentary
Liberalism Drops Its Mask
Since the turn of the 20th century, progressivism and liberalism have been pushed for an increasingly massive state and burdensome government restrictions on personal conduct (outside the bedroom, at least)…
Michael Watson

Podcast
InfluenceWatch Podcast #182: Living Orwell Instead of Reading Him
We all know the First Amendment must be constantly defended, but many may be unaware of how much that’s the case in places that purport to protect free speech and…
Sarah Lee


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Madeline Matney


Philanthropy
A Conversation with the Capital Research Center’s Ken Braun
Braun recently has conducted research about the role of establishment grantmakers and their nonprofit grant recipients in the massive and growing problem of homelessness in Los Angeles—a problem to which…
Michael E. Hartmann

Philanthropy
Local Philanthropy Isn’t Local for ‘Citizens of the World’
America’s liberal plutocrats’ “philanthropy” is more political than charitable and utterly disconnected from its roots in Christianity’s love for one’s fellow man. It isn’t only the Ford Foundation or George…
Hayden Ludwig

Organization Trends
Laura and John Arnold:
“Dark Money” Entrepreneurs
In early 2019, mega-donors John and Laura Arnold announced they were transforming their philanthropy from a foundation to a for-profit company—in effect forgoing tax benefits in exchange for near-perfect anonymity.
Hayden Ludwig