Back in April, Cullors along with her BLM co-founders Alicia Garza, and Melina Abdullah, were accused of buying a $6 million dollar property that reportedly boasts "more than half a dozen bedrooms," a swimming pool and a soundstage in Los Angeles.
While Garza and Abdullah have yet to comment on the accusations, Cullors, who no longer works with the social movement, vehemently denied the allegations.
Patrisse Cullors wants us to do better—by ourselves, of course, but most importantly by one another.
Thursday, co-founder of the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, Patrisse Cullors, announced plans to step down from the organization to focus on other projects — including a television development deal with Warner Bros. and the forthcoming release of her second book.
Following a string of reports riddled with accusations of mismanagement of funds, Executive Director of the Black Lives Matter Global Network Patrisse Cullors intends to set the record straight. In an interview with Marc Lamont Hill, Cullors tackled accusations that she went on a million-dollar home-buying spree with money donated to the organization. “I have […]
After accusing Tamika Mallory of exploiting Black pain to chase clout, Samaria Rice, the mother of Tamir Rice, shared a list of demands she'd like activists to abide by in the fight for justice.
"We can have all the wealth in the world, but it’s racism that is impacting our ability to have healthy birth outcomes," Cullors explains.