Black Lives Matters Founders Reportedly Used Donations To Buy Cali Mansion

Patrisse Cullors and the rest of the BLM top squad are in a bit of a pickle after a video surfaced of the three women Alicia Garza, Melina Abdullah and Cullors, sitting out on a nice looking patio, of a $6million dollar mansion drinking wine and making small talk.

The women have been accused of using money contributed to the black lives matter social movement, off the back of the late George Floyd to purchase several mansions.

According to reports, the video which has now been restricted was made to mark the first anniversary of George Floyd. the 6500-square-foot estate has over 6 bedrooms and bathrooms, multiple fireplaces, a pool, and parking for more than 20 cars was reportedly purchased in October 2020 with funds donated to black lives matter global network foundation.

The purchase was made by Dwayne Pascall, Patrisse’s financial manager two weeks after the group received $66.5 million from its fiscal sponsor.

Patrisse Cullors, resigned back in May of 2021 as the executive director of the movement following criticism for buying three homes in the Los Angeles area and Atlanta.

Speaking on the homes that were allegedly bought as a creative space for influencers and content creators, that BLM had always planned to disclose the homes’ legal findings and it doesn’t serve as anyone’s personal residence.

The purchases raised several questions from donors and those who were supposed to benefit from the funds and have led to an investigation into the uses of the funds.

A black lives matter page on Twitter described Patrisse as the executive director of the group who works as a volunteer and receives no salary or benefits

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