Ex-BLM leader says he quit after learning the ugly truth about the organization and claims they have little concern for rebuilding black families
Rashad Turner, who founded the local BLM chapter in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 2015, released a video last week titled The Truth Revealed about BLM
In the video, Turner said he eventually came to the realization that BLM had little concern for rebuilding black families and that he d learned the ugly truth
His video also highlighted how BLM s website once stated that it wanted to disrupt the nuclear family structure
Turner s comments about the BLM organization come less than a week after its national co-founder Patrisse Cullors revealed she was stepping down
Patrisse Cullors, the Black Lives Matter co-founder with four homes and millions in the bank, announced on Thursday she is stepping down from the organization, Aaron Morrison reported for AP. "I’ve
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Leah has been all over this. The folks behind Black Lives Matter are living off the hog quite well. They’re buying mansions left and right. Granted, it’s not all the leaders, but it’s raised the eyebrows of local BLM leaders who now want to know how the movement is spending the money. The main focal point of BLM’s real estate extravaganza is Patrisse Cullors. Before the latest expenditure, let’s go through what’s been revealed thus far:
After a report came out that Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors bought a $1.4 million home last month in a secluded area of California where less than 2 percent of the population is black, critics accused her of being a fraud and ‘selling her people out.’ Now we’re learning that the Topanga Canyon home was one of three she owns in the Los Angeles area, in addition to the Georgia abode Cullors and her spouse bought last year.
A Los Angeles-based jail reform group led by BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors spent nearly $26,000 for “meetings” at a luxury Malibu beach resort in 2019, according to campaign finance records reviewed by the Daily Caller News Foundation. Reform LA Jails spent $10,179 for “meetings and appearances” a