By World Tribune on July 19, 2019

Special to WorldTribune.com

Corporate WATCH

By Joe Schaeffer

He is no longer president, but Barack Obama, the Great Divider who vowed to “fundamentally transform” America in 2009, is carrying on his commitment to radical social change through his Obama Foundation.

The president who never tired of lecturing America on the supposed sins of its past and mainstreamed the use by progressives of cultural Marxist buzzwords like “tolerance” and inclusion” as a battering ram to overthrow what they viewed as an “oppressive” U.S. society is still promoting his hostile agenda through his nonprofit organization. He has ample amount of corporate support as he does so.

At an address to the Obama Foundation Summit in Sept. 2018, Obama insisted that America is not progressing as a nation “because we are still confused, blind, shrouded with hate, anger, racism, mommy issues.”

“You should be extraordinarily impatient about the injustices and nonsense and foolishness you see around you and you should be finding opportunities at every juncture to challenge those things,” he told his audience. “At the same time, you have to keep in your mind: Societies are these complex, organic things that you don’t turn [like] switches. They evolve. They shift. They change.”

Yes, the old community organizer remains devoted to societal change. His foundation fully reflects this commitment to “shifting” and “changing” U.S. and Western society at its core.

The Obama Foundation Fellowship is a two-year grant program meant to help advocates for change by offering financial and other resources in order to “amplify the impact of [recipients’] work and inspire a wave of civic innovation.”

Several of the “Obama Fellows” work with the Third World refugees and illegal immigrants currently besieging the West. Veronica Crespin-Palmer is co-founder and CEO of RISE Colorado. The group helped implement “the first community-led resolution to be passed in the United States that supports students regardless of documentation status,” the website Teach For America states. “This victory means undocumented students in the Aurora district are more likely to attend school and feel safe.”

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