Labor Pains

They were a woke worker's group:

According to its website, the Solidarity Center is “a U.S.-based non-profit partnering directly with workers—where it matters most—to come together, speak out and create real change.” The nonprofit boasts having programs in more than 70 countries, partnering with over 900 organizations, including 500 trade unions, worker associations, and community groups. “Stronger worker voices mean stronger democracies, fair economies, and more stable societies,” the website states. “When workers have power, everyone benefits.” Yet the Solidarity Center has advocated for politically divisive ideologies, notably climate alarmism and DEI. “The Solidarity Center was originally one of the four core institutes funded through the taxpayer-funded National Endowment for Democracy established by President Reagan at a time when Big Labor was vociferously anti-Marxist,” Max Primorac, a senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation’s Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, told The Daily Signal. “Unfortunately, like so many foreign aid vehicles funded by the U.S. government, it turned into an instrument of leftwing ideology the rest of the world rejects.”

They bought it anyway...