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Movement
The 1619 Project is an artistic and journalistic project of the New York Times Magazine that asserts the central event in the founding of the United States was the first importation of enslaved Africans to Virginia in 1619 and not the Declaration of Independence in 1776 or the drafting of
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Political Party/527
The Lincoln Project is a Super PAC opposed to the reelection of President Donald Trump and Republican Party candidates that the group claims are his allies. From January through July 2020, the Lincoln project released 66 video advertisements, with 17 released in July alone.
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Movement
The 1776 Project (also known simply as “1776,” the “1776 Initiative,” and “1776 Unites”) is a campaign started by civil rights organizer Bob Woodson to counteract the left-wing historical narrative expressed by the left-of-center 1619 Project.
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Non-profit
First Republic Foundation was the philanthropic arm of First Republic Bank. Investments to the organization are made through JP Morgan Chase. First Republic Foundation previously funded political groups such as Dorrance Dance, the radical-left tap dance collective that performed at the Biden White House for the Christmas season
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Non-profit
The Evelyn Sharp Foundation is a New York City-based private grantmaking foundation with a focus on the arts. The foundation has funded politically left-of-center arts organizations, including the Dorrance Dance company, which performed at the White House during the 2023 Christmas season and has far-left views such as prison
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Non-profit
Dorrance Dance is a left-wing tap dance performance nonprofit located in New York City. The group attained notice among political watchers for having appeared in a December 2023 holiday-themed musical video filmed at the White House during the Biden administration.
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Non-profit
Bank Black USA advocates for increasing the number and influence of Black-owned financial institutions. The group claims that Black Americans are disadvantaged in access to banking services and in bank ownership, and that these disparities are the result of discrimination on a structural level in both the industry and in
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Other Group
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is the second-largest public school system in the United States, consisting of more than 571,000 students and 74,000 staff. 1 It is governed by a board of elected officials, chosen
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Person
Diane Ravitch is a self-described “public school activist” and an opponent of charter schools 1 who is the founder and president of Network for Public Education.
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Non-profit
Muslim Alliance in North America (MANA) is a national network of mosques, Muslim organizations, and individuals founded by African-American Muslims to address certain needs within the Muslim community
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Person
David Donnelly is a left-of-center “political operative who is the executive director of the Pro-Democracy Center and Campaign and the director of the Democratic-aligned consultancy Of By For.
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Non-profit
New Profit in a grantmaking and advisory nonprofit providing funds and support for social entrepreneurs. Focused on providing funding for minority groups through equity and social change, New Profit gives to initiatives in health care equity, education, and civics and elections. New Profit has increased its focus on promoting Black,
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Non-profit
The Woodson Center is a nonprofit organization founded by civil rights activist Robert L. Woodson in 1981 to help residents of low-income neighborhoods. It was initially known as the National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise but re-branded in 2016.
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Non-profit
The State Education Resource Center (SERC) is a quasi-public agency based in Connecticut that was created under state law to serve the Connecticut Board of Education. Its employees are not state employees. 1 SERC
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Person
Salim Muwakkil, born Alonzo Canady, is a radical-left political commentator and activist. A former Air Force service member, Muwakkil became radicalized by champion boxer, anti-Vietnam War campaigner, and black nationalist Muhammad Ali during his time in the military. He went on to join the Black Panther Party, a
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For-profit
Education Elements Inc. (Ed Elements) is a critical race theory-influenced education consulting firm. Members of the Ed Elements staff have said teachers must “acknowledge white supremacy culture” in schools
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Person
Janai Nelson is an academic, entrepreneur, and civil rights attorney. After working at the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund (LDF) for 13 years and establishing herself as the organization’s “long-time second-in-command,”
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For-profit
Educational Equity Consultants, LLC (EEC) is an educational training and advisory group based in St. Louis, Missouri. 1 EEC operates critical race theory-inspired “diversity training sessions” to
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For-profit
The Equity Literacy Institute (ELI) is a for-profit left-of-center corporation that is primarily run by its founder, Paul Gorski, to espouse that critical race theory-aligned “equity” should be the center of all education curriculum. ELI espouses looking for bias and inequity in everything and challenges it by promoting paid seminars,
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Non-profit
The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) is a left-of-center early education advocacy and grantmaking organization influenced by critical race theory with approximately 60,000 members and 52 nationwide affiliates. 1
