Written By Wyatt Claypool, Posted on April 17, 2021
Recently there was a very telling report that came out from the New York Post, that has since been suppressed by Facebook, that one of the founders of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) organization Patrisse Cullors, was buying up a home in Los Angeles for $1.4 million, in an area where the black population is only 1.8 percent. This was part of a larger $3.5 million dollar property buy-up by Cullors over the last year.
It strikes one as odd why someone running a non-profit organization who is a self-described “trained Marxist” is living in upper-class areas only accessible to those who have great personal wealth.
Yes, Cullors is a published author, and reportedly signing deals with companies like Warner Brothers, but isn’t it so telling that the most left-wing and anti-capitalist community leaders are at the same time some of the most aggressively capitalistic people in society?
Isn’t BLM supposed to be looking to overthrow America’s capitalist economic system, and underline the nuclear family? Cullors can’t seem to get enough capitalism and is using her great wealth from her notoriety as a radical activist to help her own family become prosperous as well.
In reality, Cullors case is quite egregious in how quickly she went from a local racial activist to living in luxury, but the extent to which these radical race-baiting huckers and grifters have turned divisive and false narratives around race into a full-on industry is jaw-dropping.
The racial activist organization Color of Change (CC) in 2018 only brought in donations of $6.1 million, but after the widespread race riots of 2020, CC has brought in $13.24 million exploiting the deaths of black people like George Floyd and Daunte Wright, often pushing false information and conspiracy theories about police-involved deaths to collect donations for their movement.
CC is the type of organization that despite at this current date the trial of former officer Derek Chauvin for the death of Floyd has not concluded CC is pushing the narrative that it was “murder” despite all the evidence to the contrary.
The BLM organization has been operating in much the same way as CC, after every police involved-death of a black person in 2020 they would blindly push a narrative that this was somehow a “lynching” or “murder” in many cases when they had yet to even see any actual evidence from the specific situation.
BLM was able to rake in more than $90 million in donations in 2020 alone, in large part due to the mainstream media push behind BLM making them seem like a legitimate organization pushing for equality when it is merely a Marxist front organization.
Simply reading the demands on BLM’s website should disabuse anyone of the notion that they are fighting for “equality” in any way. Their entire website is full of race-baiting conspiracy theories, claiming white supremacists are everywhere and that the Republican Party is looking to oppress black Americans.
This is of course not to say racists don’t exist or race-motivated crimes don’t happen. They do, but organizations like BLM do not tend to focus on obvious instances of racism, because nobody defends them. They instead will target situations that look bad, but often no wrongdoing was present, like the Micheal Brown case, because those situations can be made controversial and allows race-baiters to claim anyone who doesn’t agree with their race-infused narrative of the controversy are “racists” or evidence America is a racist country.
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