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The national organization for Black Lives Matter appears to have used an unusual accounting maneuver to further delay reporting what became of its $60 million bankroll from 2020, a move one charity watchdog called "the worst transparency issue" she has ever seen.
Commentary Over the past few years, Black Lives Matter (BLM) has come to symbolize the fight for racial ...
The founding branch of Black Lives Matter could lose its nonprofit status if the organization's leaders do not provide its financial records to the IRS in
AG Todd Rokita compared BLM to an 'illegal enterprise' whose 'house of cards' is about to fall on Wednesday. He said the charity's actions echo 'patterns that scams kind of universally take'.
BLM has 60 days to disclose records about its $60 million in donations or it could have its tax exemption status revoked. It could also face fines for each month the reports are delinquent.