Helen Flannery
@helenofips.bsky.social
Queen of Charts. Researching the relationship between charity and inequality at the US Institute for Policy Studies.
Reposted by Helen Flannery
This link between privilege dependence and rule breaking is also why private charity can't substitute for a tax-funded social safety net. Because, like with the public school example, even well-meaning nonprofits can end up reproducing inequalities when they have to cater to wealthy donors. 4/
July 27, 2025 at 8:32 PM
This link between privilege dependence and rule breaking is also why private charity can't substitute for a tax-funded social safety net. Because, like with the public school example, even well-meaning nonprofits can end up reproducing inequalities when they have to cater to wealthy donors. 4/
Reposted by Helen Flannery
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July 17, 2025 at 3:56 PM
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