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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. [1][2] 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. [25] The collaborative opposes the celebration of Christmas and Thanksgiving; [26] 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. [65] 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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EAB is a consulting firm that conducts research on the efficacy of school operations and advances left-progressive ideology in educational institutions nationwide. The company was founded in 2007 as the Education Advisory Board, a division of the Advisory Board Company, and shortened its name to EAB in 2014.
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EDEquity Inc., was a critical race theory-influenced education consulting firm based in Rancho Cucamonga, California. [129] Its registration was suspended in August 2021 [130] following the death of its founder and CEO Edwin Javius. [131] EDEquity conducted critical race theory-inspired workshops on leadership and
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EDquity Consulting is an Atlanta-based critical race theory-influenced educational consulting firm. [164] Founded in 2020, EDquity has reached over 4,500 teachers, 80,000 students, and 20 school organizations [165] through district and school-level training programs and workshops focused on topics including “dismantling white supremacy culture at school”
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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 [197] and has promoted “abolitionist teaching” to “counter colorblindness on intersectionality” in the classroom. [198] Ed Elements
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Educational Equity Consultants, LLC (EEC) is an educational training and advisory group based in St. Louis, Missouri. [226] EEC operates critical race theory-inspired “diversity training sessions” to address perceived racism, sexism, and classism within schools. [227] EEC has worked with more than 3,000 school district leaders
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EduSigner LLC is a small, nationally active for-profit consulting firm that offers “diversity, equity, and inclusion-focused” teacher development programs to schools and other organizations. Background EduSigner LLC was founded in 2019 by former educator and administrator Ashley N. Smith, who is occasionally referenced on the firm’s website and its promotional
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Edyoucan Consulting, Inc. is an educational consulting firm based in Glastonbury, Connecticut that provides critical race theory-aligned “antiracism” workshops and faculty retreats on diversity, equity, and inclusion. The firm was incorporated and is led by Tonya Claiborne, the director of equity, diversity, and inclusion at Glastonbury Public Schools. Background Edyoucan
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Electrify America is a company created by Volkswagen Group of America to develop a national advanced network of near-universal electric car chargers. The subsidiary was founded as part of a court settlement after Volkswagen was found to have used what the Environmental Protection Agency and California Air Resources
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The Elias Law Group is the law firm of Marc Elias, the former long-standing leader of the political law practice at Perkins Coie, a major law firm that serves Democratic politicians. In August 2021, Elias left Perkins Coie with ten partners and three counsels to establish the Elias
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Elliott Educational Services LLC is an educational consulting firm based in Los Angeles, California that provides critical race theory-aligned “antiracism” workshops, consulting, and speeches on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Background Elliott Educational Services was founded as a limited liability company in Los Angeles California by Christina Hale Elliot, a left-progressive
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Emerging Visual Realities is a decentralized digital marketplace for digital creators.
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Energy Without Borders is a political movement that seeks to promote renewable energy.
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Engage Virginia is a nonprofit organization that provides consulting to university professionals to help them become better mentors for students.
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Engine No. 1 is an investment company and hedge fund that advocates for environmental sustainability and reduced carbon emissions. [358] The firm successfully elected three of its nominees to petroleum giant Exxon Mobil’s board of directors. [359] The move received support
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Enid Lee Consultants is an educational consulting firm based in California that provides critical race theory-aligned “antiracism” workshops, consulting, and speeches on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Enid Lee Consultants was founded and is led by Enid Lee, a left-of-center activist. [362] Background Enid Lee Consultants was founded and
