A Self-Made Millionaire Has a Recipe to Uplift Blacks
We should not forget that during the darkest periods of our history, people like Madam C.J. Walker created opportunities for themselves and others while caring for societies least able.
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60 Minutes Softballs Darren Walker
Ford Foundation President Darren Walker has had yet another star turn, this time in an adoring profile on 60 Minutes. But the specific approach to philanthropy for which Walker was lauded on 60 Minutes deserves greater scrutiny.
Defeating the Chinese Communist Party: What Role for Philanthropists?
Today, the greatest single threat to America s national security and long-term economic security is the illegitimate and corrupt ruling regime in Beijing.
What Does the Research Say About Reopening Schools?
Transitioning to a hybrid-model or fully reopening schools seems more possible than ever.
Equip Students to Separate Facts from Fiction
When students can t tell the difference between a sponsored ad and a news story, even the education establishment recognizes it is failing to teach media literacy.
Ask the Experts: Is Educating for American Democracy Realistic in Today’s Climate?
A major new, national K-12 education initiative was launched a few weeks ago that is worth attention.
Anonymous Gifts Powered the Fight for the Women’s Vote
Women s History Month offers a great time to reflect on how principles of philanthropic freedom advanced the cause of equality for women in our nation.
Historical Development of Critical Race Theory
Roundtable’s Debi Ghate and Heritage Foundation’s Mike Gonzalez discuss the historical development of critical race theory and race-conscious policies and the role philanthropy has played in it and identity politics.
Plan to Regulate Foundations and DAFs Opens Door to Burdensome Government Intrusion
The stipulation that DAFs must make payouts within 15 years is arbitrary and capricious. Further, it risks funds not being available at times of greatest need, such as during the pandemic.
Loudoun County Parents at War Over Critical Race Theory in Curriculum
Two groups of parents are at war in Loudoun County, Virginia over Critical Race Theory in the classroom.
Ask the Experts: What’s Important to Know About K-12 Education Today in the States?
As schools begin to tentatively reopen in parts of the country, many are wondering what has changed, what the fallout will be and how the K-12 has evolved as a result of the pandemic.
Is Objective Math a Form of White Supremacy?
While the growing emphasis on critical race theory in American classrooms has broader societal implications, the real victims of this educational approach are the students themselves.
The Inspiring Stories Series: He Gave $20M to the College He Dropped Out Of
Tyler never graduated from Morgan State University. He was forced to drop out after one year because he could not afford tuition. Now he gave the university $20 million.
The Critical Race Training Juggernaut: Has It Reached Your School District Yet?
Earlier this month, the Legal Insurrection Foundation (LIF), in collaboration with the Texas Public Policy Foundation, offered an eye-opening webinar titled How Critical Race Training is Harming K-12.
Sen. Warren’s Plan to Divide Americans
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has resuscitated her campaign proposal to levy additional income tax on ultra-wealthy Americans. Under her proposal, the government would charge two percent on assets above $50 million each year, increasing by a percentage point over $1 billion.
New Survey Reveals that Students Increasingly Hesitant to Voice Views on Campus
According to a recent survey, students are increasingly reluctant to discuss controversial topics on campus.
Can Privilege Expand Beyond Race, Gender and Sexual Orientation to Include Worldviews?
Is there such a thing as progressive privilege? Listen to the Roundtable’s Debi Ghate and President of the Independent Women’s Forum Carrie Lukas on why we should rethink “privilege.”
Meet Maureen Hackett of Hackett Family Foundation
“Donor-advised funds have been incredibly successful in getting help to people who otherwise wouldn t receive it because of the time and administrative costs that often create barriers to donors operating private foundations.”
Meet Darla Romfo of Children’s Scholarship Fund
“Thankfully, the charitable response we ve been seeing has also been incredible. One way we were able to respond is through our Stay in School fund, which has so far helped 1,400 families pay their outstanding tuition balances.”