BLM Co-Founder Slipped Organization Cash to a Man Who Just Happens to be Her Baby-Daddy

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Patrisse Cullors, the co-founder and executive director of Black Lives Matter's national arm, has funneled business to a company led by a man she identified as the father of her only child, a Daily Caller News Foundation review of business records, interviews and social media posts found.

The company, Trap Heals, was formed just days before partnering with Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation and later became the charity's "lead developer of the art & cultural efforts," according to business records, interviews and an archived version of Trap Heals' website. Two other activist groups Cullors led paid Trap Heals a collective $238,000 to produce an election night livestream and for consulting services, campaign finance records show.

In numerous public mentions of their work, Cullors and Trap Heals chief Damon Turner did not disclose that they had a child together. But in at least one instance, Turner said Cullors was directly involved in Trap Heals' partnership with BLM Global Network.

The executive director of the watchdog group CharityWatch, Laurie Styron, told the DCNF that a nonprofit leader shouldn't be involved in hiring a vendor if they have a personal relationship.

After it was revealed that Cullors had spent millions on four luxe houses, Cullors claimed she hadn't received any money from BLM in salary.

But that's a con. Grifter organizations avoid having the "charity" pay them large amounts of money.

Instead, they have the organization pay money to "vendors" for "services" supposedly rendered. And the "vendors" being so paid just happen to be owned by the ringleaders of the "charity."

That's how the grifters at the National Man-Boy Lincoln Project did it.

And that's how Patrisse Cullors does it too -- among the several organizations she owns that BLM pays money to for "services" is a "consulting service" that BLM pays $20,000 per month.

And now she's directing the "charity" to pay her babydaddy as the "charity's" "lead developer of the art & cultural efforts."

Which sounds suspiciously like a made-up thing you'd give to someone unqualified to do anything real.

posted by Ace at 01:55 PM

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