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The 1964 Civil Rights, ’65 Voting Rights, and ’69 Tax Reform Acts

Michael E. Hartmann

Among the House members who cast ordinary yea-or-nay votes on all three bills, 72% voted for all three of them. Of the Senators who cast such votes on all three bills, 62% supported all three.

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12Aug2026
Ford Foundation headquarters in New York City, originally opened in 1967 and, after renovation, named the Center for Social Justice in 2018 (Wikimedia Commons)

From the archives, Jeffrey Hart’s 1973 criticism of foundations’ social activism

Jeffrey Hart

Back to the future, of foundations.

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18Feb2025

The Ford Foundation, the 1967 Cleveland mayoral election, and the 1969 Tax Reform Act

Michael E. Hartmann

Examining the origin of some of the official lines, at least as originally drawn, between charity and politics.

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3Feb2021
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