Black Lives Matter said it will soon unveil measures to boost transparency after receiving widespread condemnation for concealing a $6 million mansion it purchased with charitable funds in 2020.
BLM Global Network Foundation said in a lengthy Twitter thread Monday that, despite its past efforts, it “recognizes there is more work to do to increase transparency and ensure transitions in leadership are clear.” The charity also provided a list of its recent accomplishments that, upon closer inspection, exposes that the group has done comparatively little with its millions since early 2021.
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