United Black Fund Commentary Measuring Covid-19’s Impact on Philanthropic Giving Just as the Covid-19 has impacted so many other aspects of society, the pandemic seems to be having a significant uneven impact on giving among various charities locally and nationally. Based on reports reviewed for the year since the outbreak was labeled a “worldwide pandemic” in March 2020, the level and type of philanthropy to various nonprofit organizations and causes
United Black Fund Commentary It should not be a surprise to anyone who is paying attention that the Covid-19 Pandemic is exacerbating inequities that have traditionally plagued ethnic minority and lower-income citizens in the United States. Probably one of the most long-lasting damages begin caused by the Pandemic will be this society’s efforts to close the educational achievement gap. Indeed, the future wealth and income of large numbers of ethnic
“Racial Equity” is a term that has been highly publicized in recent weeks. The country’s new president, Joseph Biden, has made the term an important policy initiative, with a promise to make an effort “to eliminate racism in every branch of the White House and the federal government.” During the height of the racial protest in 2020, activists, journalists, intellectuals, and public policymakers also elevated the use and importance of
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