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BLM founder is branded a ‘FRAUD’ after buying a $1.4 million home in an upscale mostly white enclave in LA
Published: April 11, 2021
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Patrisse Cullors, a 37-year-old ‘artist, organizer, and freedom fighter’, has bought a three bedroom, three bathroom house in Topanga Canyon, complete with a separate guest house and expansive back yard, reports
The home is described in the real estate listing as having ‘a vast great room with vaulted and beamed ceilings’.
The realtors write that the large back yard is ‘ideal for entertaining or quietly contemplating cross-canyon vistas framed by mature trees’.
The AP reported that Black Lives Matter took in $90 million in donations last year. It’s not clear if or how Cullors is paid by the organization, as its finances are opaque.
In her new zip code, 88 per cent of residents are white and 1.8 per cent black, according to the census.
The house is only 20 miles from her childhood home in Van Nuys, but is a world away.
In her 2018 memoir, she tells of being raised by a single mother with her three siblings in ‘an impoverished neighborhood’, where she lived ‘in a two-story, tan-colored building where the paint was peeling and where there is a gate that does not close properly and an intercom system that never works.’
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I think UK does a better job of reporting American news.  

Twitter blocked tweets. Doesn’t Foney fauci’s daughter work for twitter.  If you are still on Facebook and Twitter, you aren’t a traditional Catholic.

BLM is totally corrupt and worthy of opposition and hatred (it's an organization, not a person, so as such it has no claim on the Charity due to immortal souls created in God's image, who are still capable theoretically of worshiping and loving God forever)

It has nothing to do with one's opinion of blacks, either individually or as a group.

Personally, I judge individuals on their own personal merits. Nevertheless, I wouldn't send my wife to walk alone through Harlem. I'm not stupid and there's a thing called Prudence -- and crime statistics. Making generalizations, especially to practice prudence, has NOTHING to do with hating individuals. Being wary of a group, from repeated personal experience, is just being wise.