To the Editor:
Michael Theis’s article “Hate Groups’ Received Millions From 351 Charities and Foundations, Chronicle Review Finds,” February 4) is presented as though it’s an objective study of how donor-advised funds contribute to the financing of “hate groups.”
The purpose of the story seems to be to implicate DAFs — a very successful giving vehicle — with violent political action based on hatred for people different than ourselves. Unfortunately, the data presented has limited value as a resource.
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