Why Does @TabForACause think its Users want to support These #FakeCharities? (oh, Real Money for Real People, but #Fake Problems) | @GoogleDocs

... well, they ARE real problems now; I'm just fairly sure that you don't take care of them by 'adding on to them.'

The main problem they're talking about is 'racial injustice.' As a white guy, I ... well, I'll get into it below the Subscribe-bar.

What I show first is 'the group of words' that couch "that word" (below hyperlinked to a Google-Doc from Tab for a Cause about the charities they want to support) into your vocabulary ... deeper meanings that 'firm the foundations' upon which our lexicon stands ...

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The word “Fake” might be built on ancient words that mean Counterfeit, |Rob, |Swindle, or words that mean |Spruce-up Artificially, Polish, |Sweep (also Clear-Out, |Plunder); probably unrelated to the nautical term for 'one of the Windings of a Cable or -Hawser in a Coil' (from the Swedish for "a |Fold"). 

#FakeIt (Jazz Slang, originally; along with #FakeBook) #FakeOut (sports slang) #Faked #Fakes #Faking #Faker #FakeNews #FakeFriends #Fakement

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The charities Tab for a Cause thinks we want to support:

The National Urban League: https://nul.org/ - The National Urban League is a civil rights organization dedicated to economic empowerment, equality, and social justice. It collaborates with community leaders, policymakers, and corporate partners to improve the standards of living of the Black Community and other historically underserved groups.

Black Girls Code: https://www.blackgirlscode.com/ - Black Girls Code works to increase the amount of women of color working in STEM fields by empowering girls of color through exposure to computer science and technology. Their programs help to not only teach girls ages 7-17 career opportunities but also how to be a leader in their communities.

NAACP: https://naacp.org/empowerment-programs/ - The NAACP Empowerment Programs, Inc. engages in training, education, and advocacy in pursuit of securing the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights in order to eliminate race-based discrimination and ensure the health and well-being of all persons

Black Women’s Health Imperative: https://bwhi.org/ - Black Women’s Health Imperative has worked since 1983 to improve the health and wellness of Black women and girls around the nation. Their signature programs feature Diabetes preemptive care, an advocacy and leadership-building initiative for women on Historically Black College and University (HBCU) campuses, a program that empowers teen girls of color from Atlanta to be resilient leaders, and a network focused on the prevention and care of HIV in Black cis and transgender women.

Advancement Project: https://advancementproject.org/ - Advancement Project is a civil rights organization working to create a country with a caring, inclusive and just democracy through strengthening social movements. Utilizing law, communications, policy, and technology to create workable solutions; they are working to create systematic change in the United States.

Dream Corps: https://www.thedreamcorps.org/ - Dream Corps is working to reform criminal justice, build a green economy, create equity in tech and heal the division of our country through common ground solutions. Dream Corps believes that diversity is at the heart of the county’s strength and we must work to create a place where we respect one another’s beliefs, cultures and ways of expressing themselves.

The Bail Project: https://bailproject.org/ - The Bail Project works to combat mass incarceration by providing cash bail through a revolving fund of donations to those who cannot afford it. The Bail Project hopes to end cash bail and create a more equitable and humane pretrial system by restoring the presumption of innocence and challenging standards that have led to the criminalization of race and poverty.

like I was saying; 'As a white guy,' I only approve of the last three. I think; if you want equal rights, hold people up to equal standards.