BLM leaders ‘secretly’ bought a $6 million house: report
“Y’all don’t know sh*t about what it takes to live in a box here,” the BLM co-founder said.
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“Y’all don’t know sh*t about what it takes to live in a box here,” the BLM co-founder said.
Following news that Black Lives Matter leadership has been using its funds for personal luxury as opposed to re-investing in the movement, an Intelligencer investigation reveals the group's top brass bought "a secret" $6 million house.
The clandestine residence, nicknamed "Campus" by internal figures, caught the eye of Intelligencer who shines a light on the attempted media cover-up surrounding the latest controversy facing BLM's most-visible organizers.
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View on RumbleIntelligencer's exposé published Monday describes how three prominent BLM leaders, #BlackLivesMatter creator Patrisse Cullors, international co-founder Alicia Garza, and Los Angeles chapter co-founder Melina Abdullah, sat around a table on the patio of an expensive house in Southern California last spring.
The women, enjoying bubbly drinks and a fancy charcuterie board, were recording a BLM roundtable
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