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Racial Reckoning

Spray paint defaces the Jefferson Davis Monument along Monument Ave. in Richmond, Va.. Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020. Davis was the president of the Confederacy, which had its capital in Richmond.  A Stonewall Jackson monument in the city was also vandalized, spray-painted with the phrase “God is Gay.”
  1. Racial reckoning

    Statues of Confederate Generals Have Come Down. What Should Take Their Place?

  2. Opinion

    In a Landmark Voting Case, Philanthropy and Nonprofits Were Crucial Players. Now We Need to Do More

  3. Opinion

    On Juneteenth, Philanthropy Should Commit to Fixing a Still Staggering Wealth Gap Fueled by Housing Inequity

  4. Special Report

    3 Years After George Floyd, Foundations Say They’ve Changed. Many Racial-Justice Nonprofits Disagree.

  5. Special Report

    Grant Makers Join Together to Learn About — and Fund — Racial Justice

  6. 28 Foundation Leaders Urge Peers to Channel More Funds to Black-Led Nonprofits

  7. Racial Equity

    Fundraisers for Black Causes Try to Build Momentum From a Moment

  8. Podcast

    Author Heather McGhee Talks About Racial Inequality and Giving

  9. Opinion

    Today’s Unyielding Social-Change Culture Would Have Stifled My Potential as a Nonprofit Leader of Color

  10. Opinion

    To Mark Black Philanthropy Month, Grant Makers Need to Double Down on Fight for Racial Justice