It should be commonly understood that for all intents and purposes, charities and advocacy groups have an expiration date - a point beyond which they’re no longer any good.
And that point is specifically the point at which the focus shifts away from serving the original goals of the organization and toward simply paying the salaries of an increasingly bloated staff and the ever-more outlandish salaries and perks of the executives.
And GLAAD is apparently one of the many that’s reached that point.
And the solution is simple - if you give money to GLAAD (or any other such organization), stop. Never give them another penny. Look around, and it’s guaranteed that you’ll find another organization - a newer, fresher, more dedicated one in which the rot hasn’t yet set in. Give them your money instead, because they’ll use it to actually serve the purpose rather than to just pay for the undeserved privilege of the people who managed to weasel their way into the executive suite.
It should be commonly understood that for all intents and purposes, charities and advocacy groups have an expiration date - a point beyond which they’re no longer any good.
And that point is specifically the point at which the focus shifts away from serving the original goals of the organization and toward simply paying the salaries of an increasingly bloated staff and the ever-more outlandish salaries and perks of the executives.
And GLAAD is apparently one of the many that’s reached that point.
And the solution is simple - if you give money to GLAAD (or any other such organization), stop. Never give them another penny. Look around, and it’s guaranteed that you’ll find another organization - a newer, fresher, more dedicated one in which the rot hasn’t yet set in. Give them your money instead, because they’ll use it to actually serve the purpose rather than to just pay for the undeserved privilege of the people who managed to weasel their way into the executive suite.