Liberal Invasion

We know that Liberals have taken over our Universities, our media and our government.  We see Black Lives Matter, Antifa, Anti-Trumpers and other left-wing groups protesting and rioting.

What we don’t see is the list of Liberal organizations funded by Foundations, Soros and others. There are also Non-Profits using federal tax dollars to propagandize their socialist agenda. There are thousands of these organizations in the US.

Many of the organizations on this list sound good, but you can’t always tell the organization’s current purpose by looking at the name they use. The names of some of these organizations might sound conservative, but they’re not.

The Foundations were formed after 1913 in response to the Inheritance Tax, but later taken over by liberals. Some of these organizations were started decades ago in response to specific problems and have morphed on to liberal causes pushing socialism, globalism and moral relativism.

Some of the organizations on this list may be benign and not associated with the left-wing political activist groups. They may still be actual charity-funded, volunteer staffed, private sector organizations operating to solve community problems.

List of progressive organizations by Wikipedia

Equality - American Civil Liberties Union

Age - Children's Defense Fund, Gray Panthers, Harmful to Minors: The Perils of Protecting Children From Sex by Judith Levine, Escape From Childhood by John Holt.

Gender - National Organization for Women, EMILY's List (fundraising for pro-choice women candidates), Feminist Majority Foundation, MADRE, Women's Action for New Directions, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Women Leaders Online

National origin - American Indian Movement [1], Fourth World Rising [2]

Race - Black Commentator, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People [3].

Religion - Americans United for Separation of Church and State, American Atheists, American Humanist Association, Interfaith Alliance.

Sexual orientation - Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, Human Rights Campaign, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays.

Species - Animal Welfare Institute, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, The Humane Society of the United States.

Foundations - Acra Foundation, Glaser Progress Foundation, Nathan Cummings Foundation, Otto Haas Charitable Trust, Overbrook Foundation, Park Foundation, Quixote Foundation, Schumann Center for Media and Democracy

Freedom - American Civil Liberties Union [4]

Drugs - Drug Policy Alliance [5], Marijuana Policy Project [6].

Expression - American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression, American Library Association, Office for Intellectual Freedom, Boston Coalition for Freedom of Expression, Feminists for Free Expression, Free Expression Policy Project [7], Free Expression Network, Free Speech Coalition, Freedom to Read Foundation, First Amendment Center, First Amendment Project, National Coalition Against Censorship, Online Policy Group, Peacefire.

Reproductive - Planned Parenthood, NARAL Pro-Choice America, Voters for Choice

Sexual - National Coalition for Sexual Freedom, Harmful to Minors: The Perils of Protecting Children From Sex by Judith Levine

Technology and intellectual monopolies - Center for Democracy and Technology, Center for Digital Democracy,

Center for Social Media [8], Chilling Effects, Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, Consumer Project on Technology, CopyNight, Creative Commons, Downhill Battle,

Participatory Politics Foundation, Participatory Culture Foundation, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Free Expression Policy Project [9], Free Software Foundation, IP Justice, IPac [10]

International Center for Technology Assessment, League for Programming Freedom, Online Policy Group, Peacefire.

Public Knowledge - Public Patent Foundation, Union for the Public Domain [11], Universities Allied for Essential Medicines [12], Verified Voting (electronic voting), freeculture.org [13] (student group), Internet Archive, Libraries for the Future

Fulfillment - Center for Studies of the Person [14]

Government - Green Party, Ralph Nader, Socialist Party of America, Communist Party, Freedom Socialist Party, New Party, Peace and Freedom Party, Socialist Labor Party of America, Socialist Workers Party, Working Families Party, Social Democratic Party (1897-1901), Democracy for America, MoveOn.org, Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities, TrueMajority, 21st Century Democrats, People for the American Way (stopping the religious right: judicial nominations, organizing community groups), Center for American Progress, Progressive Policy Institute, Institute for Policy Studies [15], New America Foundation, New Democrat Network

Watchdogs - Common Cause, Fund for Constitutional Government, Government Accountability Project, Project On Government Oversight, Truth-Telling Project [16] (gov. whistleblowers), Center for the Study of Responsive Law [17].

Elections - California Voter Foundation, Center for Voting and Democracy, Open Debates, Verified Voting (electronic voting), America Coming Together, Music for America, League of Conservation Voters, League of Rural Voters [18], League of Pissed Off Voters [19], Rock the Vote, Americans. For Democratic Action

Campaign finance Fundraising - ActBlue (ActBlue.com) (fundraising), Media Fund, National Committee for an Effective Congress, Progressive Majority, Voters for Choice, EMILY's List (fundraising for women), IPac [20]

Campaign finance Watchdogs - Center for Public Integrity, Center for Responsive Politics, OpenSecrets.org, Public Campaign.

Courts - American Constitution Society, American Civil Liberties Union, Alliance for Justice, Center for Constitutional Rights, Earthjustice  (formerly Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund), Electronic Frontier Foundation, First Amendment Center, Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, National Lawyers Guild, Southern Poverty Law Center, Brennan Center for Justice [21], Free Expression Policy Project [22],

Institute for Democratic Studies (independent judiciary) [23]

Economy, Citizens for Tax Justice, Center for Economic and Policy Research, Center on Budget & Policy Priorities

Economic Policy Institute, Preamble Center, Taxpayers for Common Sense, United for a Fair Economy, Perfectly Legal: The Covert Campaign to Rig Our Tax System to Benefit the Super Rich by David Cay Johnston

Media - Citizens for Independent Public Broadcasting, Institute for Public Accuracy, Media Alliance [24], Media For Democracy [25], People for Better TV, Center for Creative Voices in Media, Free Press [26], Center for Digital Democracy, Project Censored, Free Expression Policy Project [27], Women's Media Center, Creation: Prometheus Radio Project [28], Public journalism: Breaking the News by James Fallows, Jay Rosen, Monitoring, Center for Media and Democracy, PR Watch, SourceWatch, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, Extra!, Counterspin, Media Matters for America, The Republican Noise Machine by David Brock, NCTE Committee on Public Doublespeak, Quarterly Review of Doublespeak, Institute for Media Analysis, CovertAction Quarterly (publication suspended), Lies Of Our Times (defunct), MediaChannel.org, Manufacturing Consent by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky, Eric Alterman, What Liberal Media?, column in The Nation, Altercation (MSNBC weblog)

Outlets, Adbusters Media Foundation, Adbusters, Air America Radio, Alternative Radio [29], AlterNet, The American Prospect, Moving Ideas Network [30], AntiWar.com [31], The Baffler [32], Business Ethics, Buzzflash, ColdType [33], Common Dreams, Consumer Reports, Counterpunch, Cursor.org, Dollars and Sense, Grist [34], Guerilla News Network [35], In These Times, International Socialist Review [36], Left Business Observer [37], London Review of Books, Media Matters [38], Mother Jones, MoveOn.org, Daily Misleader, Bush Greenwatch [39], The Nation, Pacifica Radio, Democracy Now!, The Progressive, The Progressive Radio Network [40]], The Progress Report [41] (American Progress Action Fund), Toward Freedom, Socialist Worker [42], TomPaine.com [43], Upside Down World, Z Magazine.

And, to a lesser extent: The New Yorker, Harper's, The Atlantic Monthly, Salon.com, New York Review of Books, [44], Other Magazine, NOW with Bill Moyers, Scholarly journals, New Left Review, Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars [45].

Book publishers - Akashic Books, Black Rose Books [46], Berrett-Koehler Publishers [47], Chealsea Green, Common Courage Press, Haymarket Books, The New Press, Seven Stories Press, South End Press, Verso Books [48], Pluto Press.

Columnists and commentators - Paul Krugman, New York Times, Joe Conason, Salon.com, This Modern World by Tom Tomorrow, Doonesbury by Gary Trudeau, Michael Moore, filmmaker, Mark Achbar, filmmaker, Mark Crispin Miller, Seymour Hersh, journalist, Howard Zinn, historian, Alexander Cockburn, journalist, Studs Terkel, Ted Rall, comics; Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling.

Usage. Framing:, Rockridge Institute, Moral Politics: How Liberals and Conservatives Think by George Lakoff, Don't Think of an Elephant! by George Lakoff, Frameworks Institute.

Protection Children - Coalition of Essential Schools [49], Center for Commercial-Free Public Education [50], Commercial Alert [51], Commercialism in Education Research Unit [52], Giving Kids the Business by Alex Molnar, FairTest [53], Child Development Project, John Dewey, Democracy and Education, John Holt, Growing Without Schooling, How Children Learn, How Children Fail, Alfie Kohn, No Contest: The Case Against Competition, Punished By Rewards.

Citizens - Abolition 2000 (nuclear testing), Coalition to Reduce Nuclear Dangers, Nuclear Information and Resource Service, Center for Defense Information, Center for International Policy, Federation of American Scientists, School of the Americas Watch, Union of Concerned Scientists, Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation [54], Peace Action, Peaceful Tomorrow (nonviolent response to terrorism), Veterans for Peace, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Americans for Peace Now [55] (Israeli-Palestinian conflict), CODEPINK [56], Violence Policy Center. Fellowship of Reconciliation - Mobilization for Global Justice (anti-World Bank), Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Mothers Against Drunk Driving. City planning - The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs.

Consumers - Center for Science in the Public Interest (food/nutrition), Consumers Union, Public Citizen, Public Interest Research Groups, Center for Auto Safety, Commercial Alert, Center for Media and Democracy (PR watch), Consumer Federation of America, Consumer Project on Technology, Consumers Union, Consumer Reports, Consumer Federation of America, Public Interest Research Group, Criminals - Innocence Project [57], Environment, environmental health, and environmental justice, List of environmental organizations

Human rights - Australian Coalition for Transitional Justice in East Timor, Amnesty International (see page for serious criticism), International Committee of the Red Cross, Human Rights Watch (see page for serious criticism), Americas Watch (see page for serious criticism), Human Rights First, Inter-American Human Rights Commission of the Organization of American States (see page for serious criticism), Andean Commission of Jurists, Center for Investigation and Popular Education (CINEP), If Americans Knew (Israel/Palestine) [58].

Labor - AFL-CIO (ties to government), SEIU, Jobs with Justice, SafeSpaces (formerly National Safe Workplace Institute) [59], Sweatshop Watch [60], Rivethead by Ben Hamper (car factory), Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich (service industry), Workers in a Labyrinth by Robert Jackall (clerical bureaucracy).

Poor -  Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, Center for Community Change [61], Center for Third World Organizing [62], Families USA (health care), Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP), Bread for the World (hunger), Food First!, Hunger Project, Habitat for Humanity (homeless), National Coalition for the Homeless, National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy [63], Oxfam.

Sick - Access to Essential Medicines Campaign [64], Drugs for Neglected Diseases [65], Universities Allied for Essential Medicines [66].

Society - Noam Chomsky, Understanding Power, Alfie Kohn, No Contest: The Case Against Competition, Punished By Rewards, Parecon.

Religious - Religious Tolerance [67], Liberals Like Christ [68], Sojourners Magazine [69], Americans United for Separation of Church and State, Canadian Council of Churches [70], National Council of Churches .

Worker self-management - Workers Without Bosses [72], Promote Direct Democracy [73], Cooperative Social Economy [74], Protect Indigenous Rights [75], Fight Privatization [76], Chain Worker Advocacy [77], Global Fight for Justice [78], Occupy, Resist, Produce [79], Zapatistas [80], Znet?s Latin America Watch [81].

Canada - Promote Worker Co-operatives [82], Protect Worker Rights [83], Educate. Organize. Activate. [84], Advocate Economic & Social Justice [85], Partnerships With People in the South [86], Partnerships For Global Change [87], Promote Workable Alternatives [88], Expose Sweatshop Abuses [89], Rights of Low Income Citizens [90], Resist Global Capitalism [91], Linking Canada with Latin America & the Caribbean [92], Enhance Political Dialogue [93], Promote International Awareness [94], Research, Education, Advocacy, Action [95], Fighting Bac, Makes A Difference [96], Reclaim Our Culture [97], An Alternative POV [98], Promote Global Human Security [99], Moving Social Justice Forward [100].

Anti-globalization - The Fences and Windows Fund [101], International Relations Center [102], RightWeb [103].

Other - 20/20 Vision (peace, environment, democracy), 2030 Center (economic future), 50 Years Is Enough, Activist Media Project [104], ActUP, Ad Council, Advocacy Institute, Affero, Alicia Patterson Foundation [105], Alliance for Democracy, Alliance for Better Campaigns (campaign finance reformers), Alliance to End Childhood Lead Poisoning, The American Democracy Institute (youth leadership development/civic engagement) [106], American Friends Service Committee (Quaker) [107], American Muslim Voice [108], American Social Science Association, Atmo [109], Australian Privacy Foundation, Berman Center [110], Bits of Freedom (Netherlands), British Columbia Civil Liberties Assocation (Canada), Business for Social Responsibility, CASPIAN, Campaign for America's Future [111], Center for a Better South [112], Center for Health, Environment and Justice, Center for Justice and Democracy, Center for Progressive Leadership Action Network [113], Center on Corporate Governance at Columbia University Law School, Center for Progressive Leadership, Century Foundation, Children Now, Citizens Clearinghouse for Hazardous Wastes, Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination, Clearinghouse on Environmental Advocacy and Research (CLEAR), Community Media Center [114], Conservation Fund, Consumer Action, Consumer Federation of America, Consumer Task Force for Automotive Issues, Consumers International, Conventional Arms Transfer Project, Co-op America, Critical Art Ensemble, Council for a Livable World, Council for Responsible Genetics, Dads and Daughters, Death Penalty Information Center, Demos!, The Disinformation Company, Doctors Without Borders, Earth Charter USA, Earth Day Network 2000, East Timor and Indonesia Action Network (ETAN), Educators for Social Responsibility, Environmental Media Services [115], Federacuón de Consumidores en Acción (FACUA) (Spain), Fellowship of Reconciliation, Food Not Bombs [116], Foundation for Information Policy Research (UK), Foundation on Economic Trends, Freedom Center [117], Friends of the Earth, Fund for Investigative Journalism, Global Exchange, Global Green USA, Growing Without Schooling, Help for Sewage Victims, Independent Media Institute [118], Alternet, Wiretap [119], Indymedia [120], INFACT, International Relations Center, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy [121], Institute for Global Communications, Institute for Policy Studies [122], Jubilee 2000/USA (debt freedom), Latin America Working Group, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, League of Women Voters, Media Alliance, Media Educational Foundation [123], Media Justice Network, Mobilization for Global Justice (anti-World Bank), Nathan Cummings Foundation [124], Moral Mazes, Robert Jackall, National Association of Consumer Agency Administrators (NACAA), National Breast Cancer Coalition, National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education, National Consumers League, National Education Association (teachers), National Jewish Democratic Council [125], National Priorities Project, National Security Archive, "a nonprofit organization that publishes declassified US government documents", New Century Alliance for Social Security, Open Society Institute, Open Society Policy Center, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Physicians for Social Responsibility, Political Research Associates (research the right), PrivacyActivism, Privacy International (UK), Privacy Rights Now Coalition, Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, Privacy Times, Private Citizen, Inc., Privaterra (Canada), Program on Corporations, Law and Democracy, ProgressivePunch/VoterPunch, Public Information Research, Inc., Public Interest Pictures [126], Public Voice for Food and Health Policy, Redefining Progress, Safe Food Coalition, Social Science Research Center [127], Sojourners [128], Southern Development Foundation, Speak Out [129], The Spin Project [130], Students for an Orwellian Society, Stanford Center for Internet and Society, law school, Sudbury School, Teach for America [131], Teach Peace Foundation, Third World Majority [132], Tides Center, Toward Peace [133], Transparency International (fighting corruption), Utility Consumers' Action Network, Waste Risk Education Fund, Propaganda Review, Wellstone Action, Women's Action for New Directions, Women's Economic and Development Organization, Working Assets, World Centric [134], World Privacy Forum, Worldwatch Institute, The Yes Men, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Redefining Progress, Affluenza, Rainbow-PUSH Coalition, Priority Africa Network, GRAIN [135], corpwatch.org, corporatepolicy.org, Design Action Collective, Inkworks Press, Center for Investigative Reporting [136], warprofiteers.com, saferparks.org, Envirovideo [137], Ruckus Society [138], socialistalternative.org, blackboxvoting.org, activeopposition.com, deceptiondollar.com, onlinejournal.com, legitgov.org, standdown.net, globalresearch.ca, cooperativeresearch.org, fromthewilderness.com.

More - Alternatives to Capitalism, 500 Leading U.S. Progressive Organizations by Category, FAIR resources, ZNET resources, Funding Exchange, Resist, Inc., Ralph Nader, Bay Area Progressive Directory, Air America guest list

https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/List_of_progressive_organizations.

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader