I don't know why the hell this is surprising to some of you.
The reality is a lot of black people support the cause (i.e., fight police brutality) but many of us don't support the so-called victim or the individual that has become the face of the cause (i.e., Mike Brown).
The minute that tape came out of the robbery he was thrown in the bushes. And let's be clear, Mike Brown was no Trayvon Martin. He was no gentle giant. Thankfully black folks have more sense than to support someone who obviously was well on his way to being a statistic had he lived. Once the tape came out the issue of police brutality transcended Mike Brown's death. People previously on his side threw his ass under the bus and started focusing on the larger issue: Police Brutality.
Now if there was in fact a fund to support the fight against police brutality I am certain there wouldn't be an issue getting ANY donations.
As for the Darren Wilson fund...whites in this country stick together. Many of them don't even think he did anything wrong. The donations began to rain when the tape of the robbery came out.
Side note: Mike Brown is dead. Where the hell would the donation money go? To his parents, who obviously dropped the ball somewhere in his rearing? I haven't heard anything about them setting up any non-profits like Trayvon's mother and father.
