Taking the knee

Quoted from ska face

I see those evil Marxists at BLM have distributed the first £175k of the funds raised last summer:

- Abahlali base Mjondolo (£14,650) – a Black South African shack dwellers’ movement campaigning against evictions and for public housing

- All Black Lives (£5,000) – a Black activist group that helped coordinate last summer’s protests

- Acts of Love International (£5,000) – an African-Caribbean community centre offering support and activities for Black and migrant communities

- African Rainbow Family (£10,500) – a charity supporting LGBTQ+ refugees and asylum seekers

- AZ Mag (£7,500) – an arts and culture initiative for LGBTQ+ people of colour

- B’Me Cancer Communities (£15,000) – a charity that protects the health of BME and low income communities

- Justice for Black Lives (£3,200) – a Black activist group that helped coordinate last summer’s protests

- Independent Workers of Great Britain (£15,000) – the UK’s leading trade union for precarious workers

- Northern Police Monitoring Project (£11,000) – a grassroots group working to build community resistance against police violence, harassment and racism

- Sistah Space (£10,000) – a community-based non-profit that supports Black women and girls who have survived domestic abuse – a community-based non-profit that supports Black women and girls who have survived domestic abuse

- Sindicato de Manteros de Madrid (Street Vendors Union) (£7,500) – a Spanish labour union for precarious street vendors, who are primarily from Black and migrant communities

- A Tribe Named Athari (£5,000) – a Pan-Afrikan, anti-colonial, youth-led organisation, centred around transformative justice and community healing

- United Voices of the World (£15,000) – A grassroots trade union for low paid, migrant and precarious workers

- United Family and Friends Campaign (£45,000) – a coalition of those affected by deaths in police, prison and psychiatric custody, which supports others affected by state violence


Still, all just virtue signalling eh. The difference these charities and organisations can make to people’s lives is immeasurable, unbelievable what can happen with a bit of publicity. Shame so many on here couldn’t bear the sight of someone kneeling down.

Quoted from Humbercod

That’s nice, what are they going to do with the other 1.25Million?

Quoted from Humbercod

That’s nice, what are they going to do with the other 1.25Million?

Quoted from ska face

I see those evil Marxists at BLM have distributed the first £175k of the funds raised last summer:

- Abahlali base Mjondolo (£14,650) – a Black South African shack dwellers’ movement campaigning against evictions and for public housing

- All Black Lives (£5,000) – a Black activist group that helped coordinate last summer’s protests

- Acts of Love International (£5,000) – an African-Caribbean community centre offering support and activities for Black and migrant communities

- African Rainbow Family (£10,500) – a charity supporting LGBTQ+ refugees and asylum seekers

- AZ Mag (£7,500) – an arts and culture initiative for LGBTQ+ people of colour

- B’Me Cancer Communities (£15,000) – a charity that protects the health of BME and low income communities

- Justice for Black Lives (£3,200) – a Black activist group that helped coordinate last summer’s protests

- Independent Workers of Great Britain (£15,000) – the UK’s leading trade union for precarious workers

- Northern Police Monitoring Project (£11,000) – a grassroots group working to build community resistance against police violence, harassment and racism

- Sistah Space (£10,000) – a community-based non-profit that supports Black women and girls who have survived domestic abuse – a community-based non-profit that supports Black women and girls who have survived domestic abuse

- Sindicato de Manteros de Madrid (Street Vendors Union) (£7,500) – a Spanish labour union for precarious street vendors, who are primarily from Black and migrant communities

- A Tribe Named Athari (£5,000) – a Pan-Afrikan, anti-colonial, youth-led organisation, centred around transformative justice and community healing

- United Voices of the World (£15,000) – A grassroots trade union for low paid, migrant and precarious workers

- United Family and Friends Campaign (£45,000) – a coalition of those affected by deaths in police, prison and psychiatric custody, which supports others affected by state violence


Still, all just virtue signalling eh. The difference these charities and organisations can make to people’s lives is immeasurable, unbelievable what can happen with a bit of publicity. Shame so many on here couldn’t bear the sight of someone kneeling down.

Quoted from Sir Matt Tease

You forgot the 4.5 million dollars spent between July 2017 and June 2019 by the BLM Global Network on Left Wing Consultants, Travel and Salaries !

Hope this helps,  

Quoted from Sir Matt Tease

You forgot the 4.5 million dollars spent between July 2017 and June 2019 by the BLM Global Network on Left Wing Consultants, Travel and Salaries !

Hope this helps,  

Quoted from Sir Matt Tease

You forgot the 4.5 million dollars spent between July 2017 and June 2019 by the BLM Global Network on Left Wing Consultants, Travel and Salaries !

Hope this helps,  

Quoted from Sir Matt Tease

You forgot the 4.5 million dollars spent between July 2017 and June 2019 by the BLM Global Network on Left Wing Consultants, Travel and Salaries !

Hope this helps,  

Quoted from GYinScuntland

Here we go again.
If you're not pro BLM you're a Nazi.
Pathetic.