Matter Founder Builds – After buying a

After buying a $1.4 million home in one of California’s whitest suburbs, Patriss Cullors co-founder of Black Lives Matter, reportedly purchased about $35,000 and security measures to complete her home last May. Callors’ spending comes in light of the serious setback she faced last year over her real estate purchases, which the New York Post reported in April totaling $3.2 million. Callors published her first memoir, When You’re Called a Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir, in 2018, and his latest book, An Abolitionist’s Handbook: 12 Steps to Change Yourself and the World, is due out in October. Many have wondered if Callors has taken from the $90 million in donations her organization received in 2020 to fund her purchases, according to Fox News. Previously, she worked as a freelancer for WCCO-AM in Minnesota and as a media intern for the Minnesota Republican Party. Cullors added that the homes were purchased with book and speaking fees, not donations from her organization. Tarra Snyder is an editorial intern for the Western Journal. BLM co-founder Patricia Cullors just put up a $32,000 fence around her $1 million home in an upscale California neighborhood. Marx also stated in his “Economic-Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844” that private property gives individuals “strange power” for their selfish needs. Others have noted the irony that the founder of the organization was a self-proclaimed “Marxist by education,” since Karl Marx was a well-known proponent of the victory over capitalism. Anthony Fauci stressed the importance of people abandoning the Western custom of shaking hands to prevent the spread of disease. This $1.4 million California home in Topanga Canyon near Los Angeles was paid for in cash, the Daily Mail reported.