When Non-Profits Act Like Monopolies
When corporations coordinate to dominate a market, regulators intervene. Anti-trust law exists to prevent concentrated power from distorting competition.
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Tali Gillette
Tali Gillette is an investigative researcher and writer who combats hate-driven ideologies and the networks that allow them to thrive. Her work examines how belief systems are shaped, language is weaponized, and coordinated narratives influence culture, institutions, and policy. Committed to bridging divides, she co-founded Demonstrate Hope Not Hate and is developing the TV series ZEROHATE Conversations, which brings diverse and divided communities together through a groundbreaking dialogue method that dismantles polarization in real time, breaks down stereotypes, and rebuilds trust.
When Teaching Becomes Misconduct
A professional neutrality standard would protect students without policing belief.
Read Article »An Open Letter to the “Harvard Crimson”
Israel exists. You don’t need to debate its right to exist or defend it. It is a sovereign state, legally created and internationally recognized, home to millions of people, who do not disappear because someone objects to them. Its existence is a reality, not a belief system.
Read Article »Dear Jon Stewart
You’re not being silenced for telling the truth, Mr. Stewart; you’re being silenced for only telling half of it. In his recent interview with Peter Beinart, Jon Stewart casts himself as a brave truth-teller under attack for daring to speak out: “People yell at me about what I say sometimes about Palestine and what’s going […]
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