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Letters to the Editor

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‘Anonymity Isn’t Possible’

A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.

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‘Your Eager Assistance Will Not Protect You’

A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.

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‘A Platter of Targets’

A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.

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‘These Are Not Normal Times’

A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.

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‘Putting Our Colleagues in Harm’s Way’

A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.

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In Response to USAID Cuts, Deploy Women-Led Charitable SWAT Teams

A recent op-ed was right that there’s no replacing government aid — but this solution can help.

Op-Ed Expertly Captures How Nonprofits May Inadvertently Cause Harm

Charities are less effective when they fail to see the people they serve as full-fledged humans, says one reader.

Recent Op-Ed Is Right: Ideological Rigidity Is Hurting the Field

Blind adherence to a narrow set of views isn’t a new problem — but it’s recently grown worse.

In Response to Trump, Philanthropy Should Think Bigger

While a pandemic-like response is needed — as a recent op-ed states — sector-wide coordination is also critical.

No, Term Limits Aren’t a Solution to Burnout

A recent op-ed arguing that fixed terms could alleviate leaders’ stress rests on faulty logic.