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> During 2021, Mozilla paid $387 Thousand dollars to someone called “MCKENSIE MACK GROUP.”
> “[Mckensie Mack Group] is a change management firm redefining innovation in the white-dominant change management industry.”
> From their LinkedIn page, Mckensie Mack Group describes itself thusly: “Black-led and nonbinary-led, MMG is a global social justice organization”.
> Mckensie Mack is a public speaker who regularly discusses her anger at “White Colonialism” and her dislike of “CIS” men and women. The “Mckensie Mack” company website blog primarily discusses abortion and Trans related issues.
> $100,000 was paid to an organization listed as “Action Research Collaborative.”
> What, exactly, is “Action Research Collaborative”?
> That is a surprisingly difficult question to find an answer to, as they have no website whatsoever.
> One of the few references to it is in a Cornell newsletter from earlier this year, where one of the founders states that Action Research Collaborative is a “standing institutional home that can support action research projects that bring together researchers, community members and policymakers, to be able to work together and address pressing issues as they arise.”
> $30,000 to “MC Technical Inc.” in 2021. Who are they? Well, they don’t have a website, that’s for sure. The business registry listing is about the only thing of the company that seems to exist. The listed address is someone’s house.
> How does a mostly-non-existent company, with no online presence at all (no website, social media, reviews, etc.), get paid $30,000 in “discretionary” money from Mozilla?
