BLM’s ‘Marxist’ Co-Founder Raked in $20,000 a Month as Chairwoman of Jail Reform Group
Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation co-founder and executive director Patrisse Cullors, a self-identified “trained Marxist,” raked in upwards of $20,000 a month serving as the chairwoman of a Los Angeles jailreform group in 2019, according to campaign finance records reviewed by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Reform LA Jails disbursed a total of $191,000 to Cullors in 2019 through her consulting firm, Janaya and Patrisse Consulting, according to financial records submitted to the California Fair Political Practices Commission. The description for each of the seven reported payments to the Cullors’s firm that year read: “P. Cullors, Principal Officer, Business Owner.”
Black Lives Matter Founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors continues suspicious behavior. Just this week it was revealed Cullors bought a $1.4 million home in an over 80% white Los Angeles neighborhood. The home was purchased through a corporate entity under her control. The New York Post exposed Cullorsâ real estate purchasing history: she has purchased four homes; three in Los Angeles and one in Georgia, totaling $3.2 million since 2016. After multiple outlets reported her purchases, suddenly her consulting firm she owns with her spouse has gone âoffline.â
A website for the consulting firm, Janaya and Patrisse Consulting, LLC, has been taken down. Before being taken down, the site stated it specializes in âTransforming Organizations One Strategic Planning Session at a Timeâ and âspecialize in strategic planning, media and narrative building and intervention and culture shift work within organizations and institutions.â It is unclear if the consulting firm
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Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation co-founder and executive director Patrisse Cullors, a self-identified "trained Marxist," raked in upwards of $20,000 a month serving as the chairwoman of a Los Angeles jail reform group in 2019,.
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The Senate confirmed Gary Gensler, a progressive ally of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission, the top Wall Street regulatory agency.
“Mr. Gensler is an experienced public servant with a strong record of holding Wall Street accountable,” Senate Banking Committee Chairman Sherrod Brown said Tuesday.
Senate Republicans opposed Gensler’s, arguing that he had a penchant for over regulating when he led the Commodity Futures Trading Commission during the Obama administration.
The Senate confirmed Gary Gensler, a progressive ally of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission, the top Wall Street regulatory agency.