- Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, a non-profit that grew out of the protest movement, is haemorrhaging cash, financial records show
- The group ran an $8.5 million deficit and saw the value of its investment accounts drop by nearly $10 million, with fundraising down 88% year-on-year
- Despite the financial woes, the organization still paid relatives of the founder and of a board member hundreds of thousands of dollars for services
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