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Another Black Lives Matter leader has been charged with financial crimes and accused of embezzling funds that were intended for the BLM chapter in Oklahoma City. Now, it makes one wonder, can anyone name one thing this organization has done to make Black people better off? No? That is what I thought. And are you surprised by this? No? I didn't think so.

According to KOCO:

Reverend T. Sheri Amore Dickerson, a well-known activist in Oklahoma City, has been charged federally with wire fraud and money laundering, accused of embezzling funds meant for Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City, according to an indictment released on Thursday.

The U.S. Department of Justice claims Dickerson deposited more than $3 million in returned bail checks into her personal account from Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City's account from June 2020 to at least October of this year.

She had zero shame and was not even smart about her crimes.

Some notable expenses the funds covered include recreational travel to Jamaica and the Dominican Republic for herself and associates, at least $50,000 in food and grocery deliveries for herself and her kids, tens of thousands of dollars spent in retail shopping, a personal vehicle registered in her name, and six properties in her name or in the name of Equity International, LLC — an entity only she has control over.

This is not a one-off issue. Time and again, leaders from this organization have been caught with money laundering and wire fraud.

In Oct. 2024, a man was sentenced for defrauding BLM donors.

Sir Maejor Page, 35, of Toledo, has been sentenced to 42 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Helmick after a jury convicted him of wire fraud and money laundering for defrauding donors of more than $450,000 that they collectively gave to his nonprofit “Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta” (BLM of Greater Atlanta) based on Page’s false representations. He was also ordered to pay a $400 special assessment fee.

In 2022, “Black Lives Matter Grassroots sued an executive of Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (GNF) for allegedly stealing $10 million in donations.”

In 2020, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation received a cumulative $90 million after the death of George Floyd. Many raised concerns after the organization bought a $6 million home. And once again, I ask, how have any of these donations made anyone better off, besides the leaders of this network? I think everyone reading this knows the answer to that.

You could say that at least these people tried to do better for their communities, but we have zero evidence to back up that claim. If I did not know any better, I might even say the entire organization is a fraud, but I do know better, so I will not be saying that.

That being said, all lives matter. The sooner these fraudsters realize that, the better off everyone will be.

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