Episode 323 - Megaphone Philanthropy
Jun 28, 2024•25 min•Ep. 320
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Episode description
Is it, or at least should it be, charitable to fund political-advocacy protest over controversial sociopolitical issues? Our colleague Robert Stilson calls it “megaphone philanthropy,” and perhaps the prototypical practitioner of “megaphone philanthropy” is the Marguerite Casey Foundation, the $800 million funder of some of the most radical activists within American politics’ Overton Window. Robert joins us to discuss Marguerite Casey Foundation and its “megaphone philanthropy.”
Links:
Megaphone Philanthropy
The Marguerite Casey Foundation: “Social Justice Philanthropy”
The Marguerite Casey Foundation: A Focus on Group Identity
The Marguerite Casey Foundation: Left-Wing Grantmaking
The Marguerite Casey Foundation: Thoughts and Questions
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Links:
Megaphone Philanthropy
The Marguerite Casey Foundation: “Social Justice Philanthropy”
The Marguerite Casey Foundation: A Focus on Group Identity
The Marguerite Casey Foundation: Left-Wing Grantmaking
The Marguerite Casey Foundation: Thoughts and Questions
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