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The [[Alliance for Global Justice]] (AFGJ, sometimes styled AfGJ) is an organizing group that serves as a fiscal sponsor to numerous left-wing initiatives, among them Refuse Fascism<ref>Richardson, Valerie. [https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/sep/13/antifa-protest-of-ben-shapiro-looms-at-berkeley/ “Antifa violence splits left as another major protest looms at Berkeley.”], ''[[The Washington Times]]''. September 13, 2017.</ref> and Stop Mass Incarceration.<ref>[https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/blacklivesmatter-protests-held-amid-parties-new-years-eve-n277896 “#BlackLivesMatter Protests Held Amid Parties on New Year’s Eve.”] NBCNews.com. January 01, 2015.</ref>  In the 2010s, AFGJ was a fiscal sponsor of the [[Occupy Wall Street]] movement.<ref>Markay, Lachlan. [http://dailysignal.com/2011/11/07/meet-the-radical-group-handling-occupy-wall-street-finances/ “Meet the Radical Group Handling ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Finances.”] The Daily Signal. November 07, 2011. </ref>  The group also claims credit for helping form the [[Act Now to Stop War and End Racism]] (ANSWER) Coalition,<ref>[https://afgj.org/about/our-history “Our History.” Alliance for Global Justice.</ref> which has ties to the extremist [[Workers World Party]].<ref>Clemetson, Lynette. [http://www.nytimes.com/2003/01/24/us/threats-and-responses-dissent-some-war-protesters-uneasy-with-others.html. “Some War Protesters Uneasy With Others.”] The New York Times. January 23, 2003.</ref>
 
The [[Alliance for Global Justice]] (AFGJ, sometimes styled AfGJ) is an organizing group that serves as a fiscal sponsor to numerous left-wing initiatives, among them Refuse Fascism<ref>Richardson, Valerie. [https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/sep/13/antifa-protest-of-ben-shapiro-looms-at-berkeley/ “Antifa violence splits left as another major protest looms at Berkeley.”], ''[[The Washington Times]]''. September 13, 2017.</ref> and Stop Mass Incarceration.<ref>[https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/blacklivesmatter-protests-held-amid-parties-new-years-eve-n277896 “#BlackLivesMatter Protests Held Amid Parties on New Year’s Eve.”] NBCNews.com. January 01, 2015.</ref>  In the 2010s, AFGJ was a fiscal sponsor of the [[Occupy Wall Street]] movement.<ref>Markay, Lachlan. [http://dailysignal.com/2011/11/07/meet-the-radical-group-handling-occupy-wall-street-finances/ “Meet the Radical Group Handling ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Finances.”] The Daily Signal. November 07, 2011. </ref>  The group also claims credit for helping form the [[Act Now to Stop War and End Racism]] (ANSWER) Coalition,<ref>[https://afgj.org/about/our-history “Our History.” Alliance for Global Justice.</ref> which has ties to the extremist [[Workers World Party]].<ref>Clemetson, Lynette. [http://www.nytimes.com/2003/01/24/us/threats-and-responses-dissent-some-war-protesters-uneasy-with-others.html. “Some War Protesters Uneasy With Others.”] The New York Times. January 23, 2003.</ref>
  
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The group describes itself as “anti-capitalist,” opposed to the principles of [[liberal democracy]] and [[individual rights]], and favoring a “multi-polar” world order with powerful rivals to American international primacy.<ref><ref.[https://afgj.org/about/our-principles Our Principles.” Alliance for Global Justice.]</ref>
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The group describes itself as “anti-capitalist,” opposed to the principles of [[liberal democracy]] and [[individual rights]], and favoring a “multi-polar” world order with powerful rivals to American international primacy.<ref><ref.[https://afgj.org/about/our-principles Our Principles.” Alliance for Global Justice.]</ref> Alliance for Global Justice and people associated with the organization have advocated for socialist and Communist authoritarian regimes since its founding.
  
 
The organization provides “fiscal sponsorship” to groups advocating numerous foreign and domestic far-left and extreme-left causes, including eliminating the [[Israel|State of Israel]],<ref>[https://www.ngo-monitor.org/funder/alliance-for-global-justice/ “Alliance for Global Justice.” NGO Monitor.]</ref> supporting convicted violent leftist extremists, and advancing various labor union efforts.
 
The organization provides “fiscal sponsorship” to groups advocating numerous foreign and domestic far-left and extreme-left causes, including eliminating the [[Israel|State of Israel]],<ref>[https://www.ngo-monitor.org/funder/alliance-for-global-justice/ “Alliance for Global Justice.” NGO Monitor.]</ref> supporting convicted violent leftist extremists, and advancing various labor union efforts.

Revision as of 21:53, June 6, 2020

The Alliance for Global Justice (AFGJ, sometimes styled AfGJ) is an organizing group that serves as a fiscal sponsor to numerous left-wing initiatives, among them Refuse Fascism[1] and Stop Mass Incarceration.[2] In the 2010s, AFGJ was a fiscal sponsor of the Occupy Wall Street movement.[3] The group also claims credit for helping form the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism (ANSWER) Coalition,[4] which has ties to the extremist Workers World Party.[5]

The group describes itself as “anti-capitalist,” opposed to the principles of liberal democracy and individual rights, and favoring a “multi-polar” world order with powerful rivals to American international primacy.[6] Alliance for Global Justice and people associated with the organization have advocated for socialist and Communist authoritarian regimes since its founding.

The organization provides “fiscal sponsorship” to groups advocating numerous foreign and domestic far-left and extreme-left causes, including eliminating the State of Israel,[7] supporting convicted violent leftist extremists, and advancing various labor union efforts.

Alliance for Global Justice has received substantial funding from organizations often claiming to be the mainstream of the center-left. The Open Society Foundations, Tides Foundation, Arca Foundation, Surdna Foundation, Public Welfare Foundation, and the Brightwater Fund have all made contributions to AFGJ.[8] AFGJ has also received substantial contributions through donor-advised funds, which allow donors to anonymize contributions which might otherwise be disclosed using an intermediary foundation.[9]

In addition to more general left-of-center organizations, AFGJ has taken money from foundations associated with the extreme left. The Foundation for Deep Ecology, an extremist environmentalist funder, has provided $30,000 to AFGJ.[10] The group has also received funding from the left-wing Ben and Jerry’s Foundation, the anti-Israeli Firedoll Foundation, and the left-wing Hill-Snowdon Foundation.[11]

Labor unions are also substantial contributors to AFGJ and its sponsored projects. In 2016, the SEIU reported a contribution to AFGJ, while numerous other unions have funded AFGJ projects United Students Against Sweatshops and US Labor Against the War.[12]

See also

References

  1. ↑ Richardson, Valerie. “Antifa violence splits left as another major protest looms at Berkeley.”, The Washington Times. September 13, 2017.
  2. ↑ “#BlackLivesMatter Protests Held Amid Parties on New Year’s Eve.” NBCNews.com. January 01, 2015.
  3. ↑ Markay, Lachlan. “Meet the Radical Group Handling ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Finances.” The Daily Signal. November 07, 2011.
  4. ↑ [https://afgj.org/about/our-history “Our History.” Alliance for Global Justice.
  5. ↑ Clemetson, Lynette. “Some War Protesters Uneasy With Others.” The New York Times. January 23, 2003.
  6. ↑ <ref.Our Principles.” Alliance for Global Justice.
  7. ↑ “Alliance for Global Justice.” NGO Monitor.
  8. ↑ Data compiled by Foundationsearch.com subscription service, a project of Metasoft Systems, Inc. from forms filed with the Internal Revenue Service. Queries conducted December 14, 2017 by Influencewatch.org.
  9. ↑ Hogberg, David. “Communists Funding the Resistance: The Alliance for Global Justice.” Capital Research Center. August 29, 2017.
  10. ↑ Hogberg
  11. ↑ Hogberg
  12. ↑ Data compiled by the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Labor Management Standards from Annual Report of a Labor Organization (Forms LM-2) filed with OLMS in 2016 and 2017. Queries conducted December 15, 2017, Influencewatch.org

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