Since 2020, PACE, the philanthropic network where I serve as CEO, has been helping grant makers combat toxic polarization. To inform that work, we talk to a lot of people on the ground, including practitioners, organizers, researchers, and others intimately familiar with the antagonism and extremes that roil our country and threaten progress.
Privately, many tell us philanthropy is part of the problem.
Now grant makers are not the primary drivers of toxic polarization. Nor do they intentionally operate as
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