Asra Nomani reveals how B*M cofounder monetized ‘activism’ to go on multi-million dollar real estate-buying binge
Apr 12, 2021 06:02:32 #
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Journalist and former college professor Asra Q. Nomani is calling out Patrisse Khan-Cullors for apparently monetizing social justice activism after news broke that a corporate entity controlled by the B*M co-founder reportedly bought a $1.4 million, two-home compound in the secluded Topanga Canyon near Los Angeles and upscale Malibu.
Khan-Cullors is a self-admitted “trained Marxist,” but Nomani implied that Cullors and her spouse Janaya Khan, the co-founder of B*M Toronto, nonetheless set up “a good capitalist consulting firm” that lucratively monetized invented buzzwords that they marketed to gullible, virtue-signaling corporate America and other organizations.
According to the New York Post, moreover, Khan-Cullors allegedly has amassed real estate holdings that total $3.2 million in four homes in the U.S, including two others in the Los Angeles area. The couple also reportedly purchased a home near Atlanta, which suggests they are not going to boycott Georgia over the new v****g law.
For what it’s worth, 2010 Census Bureau data indicates that the Topango property is situated in an area that is 88 percent white.
The Post also notes that Khan-Cullors “eyed” property at an exclusive celebrity Albany resort in the Bahamas where homes purportedly sell in the range of $5 million to $20 million. “People who buy at the Albany are buying their fourth or fifth home. This is not a second-home residence. It’s extremely high-end, and people are coming here for complete and total privacy,” an insider at the resort supposedly told the Post.
The initial revelation about the Topango Canyon home raised a lot of eyebrows. It also could serve as a reminder perhaps that socialism doesn’t put the one-percenters out of business; it just creates a new elite group at that tier that can exploit their position.
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People are free to live here they want to live and invest where they want to invest, assuming they can afford it. The question here seems to be whether this particular scenario is consistent with lecturing about social justice.
“The AP reported that Black L***s M****r took in $90 million in donations last year. It’s not clear if or how Cullors is paid by the organization, as its finances are opaque,” the Daily Mail noted.
In her Twitter thread as alluded to above, Asra Q. Nomani, who co-founded the Muslim Reform Movement, explained that “‘Freedom fighter’ Patrice Cullors and ‘staunch Afrofuturist’ Janaya Khan exploit their association with Black L***s M****r to monetize themselves…as capitalists.”
Nomani opined that the duo followed a traditional path of other consultants by going with a lot of splashy, feel-good but ultimately empty rhetoric.
“‘T***sforming Organizations One Strategic Planning Session at a Time.’ In the time honored tradition of (capitalist) consulting firms, they monetize ‘strategic planning,’ ‘media + narrative building,’ and ‘intervention’ and ‘cultural shift work.’ Or gobbledygook,” one tweet reads.
Review the Twitter thread embedded below and draw your own conclusions:
https://twitter.com/AsraNomani/status/1380595288075862017
Journalist and former college professor Asra Q. Nomani is calling out Patrisse Khan-Cullors for apparently monetizing social justice activism after news broke that a corporate entity controlled by the B*M co-founder reportedly bought a $1.4 million, two-home compound in the secluded Topanga Canyon near Los Angeles and upscale Malibu.
Khan-Cullors is a self-admitted “trained Marxist,” but Nomani implied that Cullors and her spouse Janaya Khan, the co-founder of B*M Toronto, nonetheless set up “a good capitalist consulting firm” that lucratively monetized invented buzzwords that they marketed to gullible, virtue-signaling corporate America and other organizations.
According to the New York Post, moreover, Khan-Cullors allegedly has amassed real estate holdings that total $3.2 million in four homes in the U.S, including two others in the Los Angeles area. The couple also reportedly purchased a home near Atlanta, which suggests they are not going to boycott Georgia over the new v****g law.
For what it’s worth, 2010 Census Bureau data indicates that the Topango property is situated in an area that is 88 percent white.
The Post also notes that Khan-Cullors “eyed” property at an exclusive celebrity Albany resort in the Bahamas where homes purportedly sell in the range of $5 million to $20 million. “People who buy at the Albany are buying their fourth or fifth home. This is not a second-home residence. It’s extremely high-end, and people are coming here for complete and total privacy,” an insider at the resort supposedly told the Post.
The initial revelation about the Topango Canyon home raised a lot of eyebrows. It also could serve as a reminder perhaps that socialism doesn’t put the one-percenters out of business; it just creates a new elite group at that tier that can exploit their position.
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People are free to live here they want to live and invest where they want to invest, assuming they can afford it. The question here seems to be whether this particular scenario is consistent with lecturing about social justice.
“The AP reported that Black L***s M****r took in $90 million in donations last year. It’s not clear if or how Cullors is paid by the organization, as its finances are opaque,” the Daily Mail noted.
In her Twitter thread as alluded to above, Asra Q. Nomani, who co-founded the Muslim Reform Movement, explained that “‘Freedom fighter’ Patrice Cullors and ‘staunch Afrofuturist’ Janaya Khan exploit their association with Black L***s M****r to monetize themselves…as capitalists.”
Nomani opined that the duo followed a traditional path of other consultants by going with a lot of splashy, feel-good but ultimately empty rhetoric.
“‘T***sforming Organizations One Strategic Planning Session at a Time.’ In the time honored tradition of (capitalist) consulting firms, they monetize ‘strategic planning,’ ‘media + narrative building,’ and ‘intervention’ and ‘cultural shift work.’ Or gobbledygook,” one tweet reads.
Review the Twitter thread embedded below and draw your own conclusions:
https://twitter.com/AsraNomani/status/1380595288075862017
Apr 12, 2021 06:12:38 #
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