Is #BlackLivesMatter Leading Nowhere?

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BLM summed up perfectly.

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Note: She's looking for the Soros money in the wrong places. Soros & co. did not directly give BLM (the organisation) money, they however did give the "movement" money.

The alleged $33M was donated via Democracy Alliance (which Soros is a member of) during Ferguson.
 

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HERE'S AN UPDATE ON WHO IS FUNDING BLACK LIVES MATTER & WHAT THE ORGANIZATION TRULY STANDS FOR: I am simply reporting my findings. You can do your research. I DID NOT rely on blogs. My references are 990 Tax Documents and the complete and thorough review of their website and their affiliate websites. IT IS AN INTERESTING FIND.

Note: She's looking for the Soros money in the wrong places. Soros & co. did not directly give BLM (the organisation) money, they however did give the "movement" money.

The alleged $33M was donated via Democracy Alliance (which Soros is a member of) during Ferguson.



I was about to start a thread about this in TLR...


:dahell: So the real agenda of the BLM organization is to push the LGBT agenda on to the black community?

:ohhh:That explains why there's so much confusion with diffrent pro-black organizations with diffrent agendas, wanting their own credit, wanting nothing to so with the BLM organization, & etc. Folks are not finna get behind an organization with that as their agenda.
 

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What's that about?
No idea, it's these people:

#StopTheCops and #FundBlackFutures | BYP 100

BYP100 (@BYP_100) on Twitter

Black Youth Project 100 (BYP100), Assata’s Daughters, We Charge Genocide, #Not1More and Organized Communities Against Deportations (OCAD) are taking action today to shut-down the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Conference in Chicago to demonstrate the urgency for a fundamental shift in the way this country invests in our most valuable resources – our people.

Together, we’re organized to demand that our lives, our communities and our futures be made a priority. The police chiefs who belong to the IACP, and their local departments have a debt to pay for the lives and the resources they’ve stolen and we’re here to collect.

From Chicago to Oakland, New Orleans to New York City, Black people live under police occupation everyday. Black folks who are poor, women, formerly incarcerated, working class, LGBTQ and gender non-conforming, differently abled, and/or undocumented are particularly vulnerable to police violence and hyper-surveillance. As a people living in Black bodies, state-sanctioned violence is always a clear and present danger. This must end.

Among the many measures we believe are needed:

  • We demand all local, state and federal budgets to defund the police and invest those dollars and resources in Black futures.
  • We want reparations for chattel slavery, Jim Crow and mass incarceration.
  • We want to end all profit from so-called “criminal justice” punishment – both public and private.
  • We want a guaranteed income for all, living wages, a federal jobs program, and freedom from discrimination for all workers.
  • We want the labor of Black transgender and cisgender women (unseen and seen, unpaid and paid) to be valued and supported, not criminalized and marginalized.
  • We want investments in Black communities that promote economic sustainability and eliminate the displacement of our people.
The global nature of the IACP conference is not lost on us. We know that American police officers train with defense agents occupying other lands where Black Palestinians and African migrants experience double oppression. State violence is connected not just from local police station to police station, but also globally among various occupying forces.

Black people deserve to live with human dignity. We are building a movement rooted in people who understand why we must fight. We are constantly at risk of experiencing anti-Black violence by state and its accomplices.

Today, we are putting ourselves at risk to take power over our futures because we know that our liberation will not be handed to us, we have to build it ourselves.

With Power and Love,

BYP100, Assata’s Daughters, We Charge Genocide, #Not1More and OCAD
 

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From: Rivard, Chadwick
Sent: Monday, May 16, 2016 11:40 AM
To: Alan Reed; Brad Marshall; Lindsey Reynolds; Dacey, Amy
Cc: Vet_D; Vaughn, Jordan; Kaplan, Jordan
Subject: RE: DeRay Mckesson

Good morning all,

Finance asked us to vet DeRay to act as a surrogate, possibly with the Chair, at an upcoming event. He has been an issue since 9/2015 with no updates for his involvement in Black Lives Matter protests. I believe he is currently running for Mayor of Baltimore.

DeRay McKesson-organizes protests; active in the “Black Lives Matter” Movement; has met with WH officials and candidates like Bernie Sanders; arrested during protests this past month in Ferguson, MO; tweeted assuming the shooter of the two reporters in VA was white

Thanks! Chad Rivard | Senior Research Supervisor, Compliance Democratic National Committee direct: (202) 572-5486| cell: (616) 308-0330 <image001.gif><http://www.democrats.org/>

WikiLeaks - Search the DNC email database

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