BREAKING: Black Lives Matter Founder Forced to Resign, Wait Until You Hear Why
Violent protests across the United States have struck for over a year now, many of which can be directly attributed to founders and supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement.
This organization has allowed protestors to riot, vandalize, and destroy cities all while the creators of the organization vacation on their own wealth. What we don’t see is how these leaders unethically use their wealth and power to extort for their own gain.
Thankfully one of these leaders has been exposed and as a country we must continue investigating to take down these criminals.
Patrisse Khan-Cullors has forcefully resigned as co-founder of Black Lives Matter. Reasons include “using her position as the charity’s leader to funnel business to an art company led by the father of her only child.”
BLM’s Khan-Cullors paid Trap Heals $148,000 in November to co-produce an election night live stream event on her personal YouTube channel that, according to industry experts, should have cost a fraction of that price to produce, the DCNF previously reported.
You can only imagine who and what else this group tried to pay off on election night!
More from the dailywire:
The group’s co-founder went on a real estate buying binge, snagging four high-end homes for $3.2 million in the US alone, according to property records. She also sought out luxury vacation homes in the Bahamas worth up to 20 million dollars.
Collies was also investigated for paying “an L.A.-based jail reform group led by Cullors paid Cullors “in upwards of $20,000 a month” in 2019 and spent tens of thousands of dollars for “meetings” at a luxury Malibu beach resort.”
It is quite clear the creators of Black Lives Matter are much more interested in accumulating wealth and buying luxury vacation homes rather than trying to promote a better society.
Americans are suffering, many put in great danger as a result of rioting. It is only a matter of time before more leaders of this group are exposed for their own extortion.