What does BLM do with their money?

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What does BLM do with their money?

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They don't spend it on Rolexes and or cell phones; we know where they get them

We will never know because we do not have a legitimate media.

D.C. Chapter of BLM: Why you should donate to BLM

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We need funds to continue our radically accessible commitment to providing healthy food from Black owned businesses, paid childcare at every event and having ASL interpreters at our monthly gatherings. On average, our monthly open houses attract 300+ people and costs us $1,000.

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we need resources to make sure we have the emotional and spiritual capacity to show up and move forward in the movement as our highest selves. Supporting the work of our healers including renting space weekly for Black people to process racial stress through group discussion, dance, and visual art and affirming our humanity & love for each other by starting our week with joy via #BlackJoySunday (all while creating accessibility by offering free childcare) is essential in sustaining our well-being and activism. Our weekly healing spaces cost on average $3,150/month.

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we need funds to support the emerging leadership of our ecosystem move through the world. As Black people in a city facing the ravages of displacement and economic disinvestment, it’s difficult to do the work of liberating your community while figuring out how to pay rent and feed yourself. We need your help to ensure that lack of gas money or health insurance doesn’t stop the work from moving forward. Supporting our emerging leadership, including our rapid response, organized resistance, healing and logistics teams, reimbursements and stipends costs on average $2,700/month.

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A large part of our work including meetings occur at the home of one of our Core Organizers. Their home is known throughout the community as the Freedom House. There is an average of 2 meetings held at the Freedom House per week. In addition to providing temporary or emergency housing for our own organizers, organizers from all over the country stay here when in town. As a result all of the costs of maintaining the home are much higher for everything from utilities and food to printer ink and paper. Currently, these things are paid for by core organizers in addition to paying the rent in one of the nation’s most unaffordable housing markets.

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During these protests they’ve raised millions and millions of dollars to their organization.

Where does that money go?

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Obama's stash.

They embezzle the shite out of it guaranteed

Kill/injure people and destroy property like every other terrorist organization

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They embezzle the shite out of it guaranteed

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So... the same thing black politicians do with money earmarked for their communities

To buy drinks and laugh their asses off at all the dumbass, pathetic white people that gave it to them.

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we need resources to make sure we have the emotional and spiritual capacity to show up and move forward in the movement as our highest selves. Supporting the work of our healers including renting space weekly for Black people to process racial stress through group discussion, dance, and visual art and affirming our humanity & love for each other by starting our week with joy via #BlackJoySunday (all while creating accessibility by offering free childcare) is essential in sustaining our well-being and activism. Our weekly healing spaces cost on average $3,150/month.

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They need to process racial stress through dance and visual art. That's hilarious. I never knew BLM were hippies.

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We need your help to ensure that lack of gas money or health insurance doesn’t stop the work from moving forward. Supporting our emerging leadership, including our rapid response, organized resistance, healing and logistics teams, reimbursements and stipends costs on average $2,700/month.

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Give us your hard earned money so we don't have to get real jobs. That's the true goal of BLM leadership. They learned from Jackson and Sharpton.