- By Anton Grillo
- (General Dispatch) – Two of the families harmed by the Black Lives Matter movement, Michael Brown and Breonna Taylor, question the financial management of the group.
- First, the questions arise after the 2016 co-founder of Black Lives Matter, Patrisse Khan-Cullors, had acquired four luxurious houses.
- Reason for which the movement begins to have certain suspicions about the conduct of finances.
- One of the testimonies presented comes from Breonna Taylor’s mother, who denounced that “the movement in her city of Louisville, Kentucky, is nothing more than a scam”.
- However, the question that arises from several opinion matrixes is: where does all this money go?
- All indications are that by 2020 the movement netted at least $100 million, of which not even $40 million has been spent.
- However, co-founder Khan-Cullors expressed that the institution is not a charitable organization, and if the community needs help it should ask the government for it.
- In short, there is no clarity on the financial performance of the movement, a fact that triggers a series of doubts in its members and in those who closely follow the ideals of the organization.
Adittional Information:
Breitbart: Michael Brown, Breonna Taylor Families Ask Black Lives Matter Where Money Went
The New York Post: Inside BLM co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors’ million-dollar real estate buying binge
