Most Americans, who don’t listen to CNN, know that Black Lives Matter was never about helping black Americans. Instead, it was an activist group run by trained Marxists who exploited racial tensions to get rich and famous. They did this by staging riots in major cities and constantly lying to black people.
Recently, we learned that the national BLM organization is in major debt. Over the years, we discovered that the group’s founders took hefty salaries and paid their family members six figures for work. Now, they are on the brink of ruin, as people stopped donating to the “cause.”
But now, whoever is left donating to BLM will quickly close their pocketbooks after learning this.
Only 33 percent, $30 million of the almost $90 million the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation received in public donations from 2020 to 2022, went to charitable foundations.
According to two federal filings obtained by The New York Post which cover the periods from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2022, BLM’s national organization allocated $30,498,722 in grants to anti-police, trans and black non-profits in the fiscal years of 2020 and 2021.
That number includes $4.5 million the group gave out last year to non-profits operated by BLMGNF’s supporters and friends — even as the organization showed losses of over $8.5 million last year, according to its latest public filings for the fiscal year 2021.
The Oakland, California-based non-profit gave out millions of dollars to supporters of its co-founder Patrisse Cullors, who resigned from the group in 2021 after her lavish spending on multi-million dollar homes was exposed. [Source: The Post Millennial]
How interesting! Only 1/3 of the money that went into Black Lives Matter in recent years actually went to non-profits. And of those non-profits, few of them could be considered “charities.” Most of them were groups that pushed to defund police departments or advocated for transgenderism.
Hmm… isn’t this group supposed to care about “black lives”? Then, why hasn’t it put any money into helping black communities? Why hasn’t BLM helped black business owners launch new ventures? Why hasn’t it helped black students get into college? Or feed struggling black families.
May I submit because it was never interested in improving the lives of black Americans? BLM was a con from the start. They spread fear and hate, instigating riots that destroyed black homes and businesses. Meanwhile, the crooks who founded the group got rich and famous.
But why aren’t there investigations into this shady group? They fleeced millions of Americans, taking their money and doing nothing with it. America is much worse thanks to BLM, but nobody is holding them accountable?
Perhaps when these crooks are forced to come clean over what they’ve done, will America start to heal?
Author: Max Davis
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