FUNDING SECTION
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1 Settlement Slush Fund
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2 Donations to BLM
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3 Terrorist Connections
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4 George Soros
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5 Lawsuits
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6 Links List-Full Section
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See also
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Credit Card
Companies
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Leftist AG Leaders
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SEE: RRT INDEX 1-22
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RRT-3a
Funding-2 Donations
George Soros, Wealthy Backers (FUNDING-4)
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Funding Arena-5 Race Related Projects
Grants, etc.
LA RAZA
Heritage dot org
https://www.heritage.org/government-regulation/commentary/getting-rid-la-raza
Excerpt: In La Raza’s case, that meant a turnstile relationship with the Obama Administration that the president himself
boasted about. For example, Cecilia Munoz, a top La Raza lobbyist, became White House Domestic Policy Council. Government
subsidies of La Raza went from $4.1 million to $11 million a year after she joined the Administration.
New York Times
Black Lives Matter and Other Groups Flooded With
oss America, remaking the financial landscape of black political activism in a matter of weeks. Money has come in so fast and
so unexpectedly that some groups even began to turn away and redirect donors elsewhere. Others said they still could not yet
account for how much had arrived. A deluge of online donations has washed over organizations big and small — from legacy
civil rights groups to self-declared abolitionists seeking to defund the police… Bail Funds: At the forefront of the giving wave
were bail funds, as millions of Americans spontaneously gave money to ensure that any protesters who were arrested in
clashes with the police got out of jail quickly. Leaders of two national networks said bail funds had received a combined $90
million over two weeks — an astonishingly large sum for a cause that had operated at the periphery of politics only recently.
Groups receiving funding or mentioned for their support of BLM, etc: in article
Glynda C. Carr, the president of Higher Heights, group saw a spike of 15,000 donations in two weeks — about 10 times more
than usual
ActBlue, the leading site to process online donations for Democratic causes and campaigns, has experienced its busiest period
since its founding in 2004…The site’s four biggest days ever came consecutively this month as it processed more than $250
million to various progressive causes and candidates in two-plus weeks, according to a New York Times analysis of the site’s
donation ticker…Blackout Tuesday, ActBlue doubled what had been, before this month, its one-day record: raising $41 million
in 24 hours.
National Urban League
NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund declined to comment on windfalls (donations)
Black Lives Matter Global also declined to comment on windfalls (donations)
https //www nytimes com/2020/06/14/us/politics/black-lives-matter-racism-donations html
Builtin dot com
https //builtin com/diversity-inclusion/companies-that-support-black-lives-matter-social-justice
THESE COMPANIES TOOK ACTION IN SUPPORT OF #BLACKLIVESMATTER
22 COMPANIES THAT SUPPORT #BLACKLIVESMATTER
Lasting change will require more than statements of support.
Tatum Hunter
August 17, 2020
Airbnb A16z Bumble Cisco Docusign DoorDash
Eaze Etsy Grindr Grubhub IBM Matchstick Ventures
Microsoft Niantic Peloton Reddit RobinHood
Salesforce Shopify Snap Uber Techtonic
Lasting change will require more than statements of support.
Tatum Hunter
August 17, 2020
Updated: August 19, 2020
LinkedInHacker NewsRedditTwitterFacebook
As George Floyd’s death at the hands of police grabbed national headlines, many tech companies expressed their support of the
Black Lives Matter movement on social media.
“While our Black colleagues uniquely feel personal outrage at these events that we see all
https //builtin com/diversity-inclusion/companies-that-support-black-lives-matter-social-justice
Capital One on funding BLM
https //www capitalone com/about/newsroom/social-justice-black-communities/
Forbes
2020/06/03 Corporate Donations Tracker: Here Are The Companies Giving Millions To Anti-Racism Efforts. By Isabel Togoh (a black
woman)
https://www.forbes.com/sites/isabeltogoh/2020/06/01/corporate-donations-tracker-here-are-the-companies-giving-millions-to-anti-
racism-efforts/?sh=706c6eb837dc
Excerpt of List in article;
Home Depot
Banana Republic
Levi’s
Peloton
Glossier
Chipmaker Intel
Apple
Facebook
United Health Group
EA
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Updates 2020/12/12 list of names; Beyonce; Thousand Currents; 2020/12/09 Cap One funder added; 2020/10/18 NY TIMES-2020/06/14; IN THIS SECTION menu started;
2020/10/17 commentary on Soros added, SPLC from media section added here; 2020/10/16 Starkes on various funders; 2020/09/28 BLM14 funding/terrorist connection
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