Project 21 member Stone Washington is a research fellow in the Center for Advancing Capitalism at the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI). At CEI, he conducts policy research on investing, administrative proceedings, and federal regulation of the American economy.
Stone is working on a Ph.D. in public policy and public administration in the Trachtenberg School at George Washington University. Stone is presently a Frederic Bastiat Fellow with the Mercatus Center, pursuing research in political economics. In the past, he served as a graduate teaching assistant for Clemson University’s Department of Political Science and as a writing fellow for Clemson’s Peace Center for Professional Communications.
He earned a Juris Master from Emory University Law School and a Bachelor’s degree in history with minor in political science from Clemson.
Stone is a member of the Steamboat Institute’s Emerging Leaders Council. He recently completed a traineeship with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a research assistantship at the Manhattan Institute.
As a published writer, his work has appeared on Professor Ellis Washington’s website, Ellis Washington Report and Renew America. Stone’s work has also been published by City Journal, RealClearMarkets, Discourse Magazine, the American Spectator and the Wall Street Journal.
FEATURED APPEARANCES
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FEATURED ARTICLES
Minority-Owned Businesses Suffer A Second Pandemic Of Crime As Local Governments Handcuff The Police (August 2023)
Don’t Stop At College — End Race-Based Admissions In Public Schools (July 2023)
Proposed Legislation Could Revitalize Cities and Reduce Crime (September 2021)
An Immigration Report Card for President Trump (March 2020)
Liberal Hard-Heartedness Prolongs Gov’t Shutdown, Immigration Impasse (January 2019)
‘White Rage,’ Black Lives Matter: How One Professor Teaches U.S. History (August 2018)
Social Justice League: Superheroes are Promoting LGBTQ Tripe Instead of Fighting Crime Now (July 2018)
Universities Openly Rebel Against Trump’s Anti-Affirmative Action Mandate (July 2018)