Philanthropists need allies in government

It’s safe to say the current state of U.S. politics is at a crossroads, and it’s created a ripple effect of opposition among businesses, philanthropies, and citizens. Where we should have unity, we have division. When we should be having honest, fact-based conversations about how to improve our country and its policies, we choose to […]

It’s safe to say the current state of U.S. politics is at a crossroads, and it’s created a ripple effect of opposition among businesses, philanthropies, and citizens. Where we should have unity, we have division. When we should be having honest, fact-based conversations about how to improve our country and its policies, we choose to ignore the facts and spend our time exchanging insults and arguing in bad faith on social media, forcing everyone to take a step back from pushing social equality forward.