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CrowdRise is a for-profit crowdfunding platform. It was acquired by GoFundMe in 2017.
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Cultures Connecting is a left-leaning consulting firm that provides critical race theory-aligned diversity, equity, and inclusion consulting services to schools, companies, associations, and nonprofits across the United States. The firm was founded and is operated self-described “social justice activists” Caprice Hollins and Ilsa Govan. The firm mostly consults for clients
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The Daily Kos is a news website and blog focusing on progressive, liberal, and Democratic Party politics created by Markos Moulitsas. Moulitsas created Daily Kos hoping to turn its readers into left-wing activists, to influence elections in favor of liberal political candidates, and to support liberal think tanks and
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Deliver Strategies is a left-of-center direct mail and communications consulting firm that principally serves Democratic Party candidates, left-leaning political action committees, and labor unions. Clients include notable Democratic Party politicians at all levels of government, and left-leaning organizations and labor unions like the AFL-CIO, Planned Parenthood, and the
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Democracy Engine is a left-of-center, for-profit fundraising platform that primarily works with politicians associated with the Democratic Party and left-of-center nonprofit organizations. The firm was founded by Jonathan Zucker, a Democratic operative who formerly worked as executive director for the left-of-center fundraising service ActBlue. Zucker also worked as
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Democracy Partners (DP) is a political consulting firm founded in 2011 by Robert Creamer, a longtime liberal campaign operative married to U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) who was convicted in 2005 of bank fraud; and Mike Lux, a former Clinton White House aide. [99] [100]
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Derute Consulting Cooperative is a for-profit consulting organization aligned with critical race theory that blames poverty and hunger on capitalism and systemic racism [137] and gives presentations to public school district employees about how to confront white supremacy. [138] Derute Consulting Cooperate was formed in 2014
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Devine Mulvey Longabaugh is a communications consultancy that works for Democratic Party candidates.
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The Dewey Square Group is a Democratic consulting firm [166] that represents Fortune 500 companies [167] and advises political campaigns. The company and its leadership have consulted for numerous Democratic political candidates including working on the presidential campaigns of former Vice President Walter Mondale, then-U.S. Sen.
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DialogueDirect is a company that raises funds on behalf of major environmentalist and humanitarian nonprofits. It solicits new donors by canvassing on the street, at malls, at private events, and going from door-to-door. [200] Its clients include UNICEF Mexico, Save The Children, Children International, Child Fund International, the
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Digicel is a mobile phone network provider operating in 31 markets across the Caribbean, Central America, and Oceania regions. The company is owned by the Irish billionaire Denis O’Brien, is incorporated in Bermuda, and based in Jamaica.
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The Disruptive Equity Education Project is a race-based consulting organization that is led by president and CEO Darnisa Amante-Jackson. [203] The New York Times called Amante-Jackson “another important black voice” in the race-consultant industry [204] and reported she wants to move away “from capitalist, Western”
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DiversityInc is a for-profit company which focuses on promoting sex and ethnic diversity in the corporate workspace. It was founded in 1997 by Luke Visconti, who continued as chairman as of April 19, 2020. [233] Since 2001, the company has held an annual diversity awards dinner in which
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Do Big Things (DBT) is a for-profit political consulting agency that provides creative strategy, digital ads, campaign content, digital technology, branding, website development, data, analytics, and research in digital content for left-of-center candidates and organizations. Clients of Do Big Things are reported to include the Open Society Foundations, the
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Domini Impact Investments (formerly Domini Social Investments) is a for-profit investment advisory group that engages in impact investing and shareholder activism in favor of left-leaning causes such as gun control and environmentalism. It has $2.4 billion in assets under management and offers two equity funds and a bond fund.
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Dominion Voting Systems is a voting technology company founded in Ontario, Canada and currently based in Denver, Colorado. In 2016, Dominion’s technology served 70 million voters, and as of 2019, Dominion was the second-largest seller of voting machines in the United States. [303][304] In the 2020
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Due East Educational Equity Collaborative (“Due East”) provides professional development services to schools and educators to help them apply a critical race theory-inspired “equity lens” to all school practices. [327] The collaborative opposes the celebration of Christmas and Thanksgiving; [328] has defined equity as the “most
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DynCorp, most recently DynCorp International, is an American Global service provider. Begun as an aviation company, the company also provides flight operations support, training and mentoring, international development, intelligence training and support, contingency operations, security, and operations and maintenance of land vehicles.
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The E Street Group is a left-of-center political consulting firm which focuses on communications and data-driven campaigns for progressive candidates. [367] The E Street Group was relatively obscure until one of its partners, Tim Mynett, became involved in a public divorce scandal involving an alleged affair with U.S.
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EDEquity Inc., was a critical race theory-influenced education consulting firm based in Rancho Cucamonga, California. [383] Its registration was suspended in August 2021 [384] following the death of its founder and CEO Edwin Javius. [385] EDEquity conducted critical race theory-inspired workshops on leadership and
