06 September 2020

These 18 Corporations Gave Money to Radical Black Lives Matter Group

The Daily Signal has published an article, These 18 Corporations Gave Money to Radical Black Lives Matter Group, by Fred Lucas. It is very long and full of videos and tweets from the various businesses, showing their support for the BLM communist revolution.

 Rather than try to format the entire article, I've decided to list the 18 firms and leave it to my readers to click the link if they want to watch the videos and read the tweets of support.

 Here they are, with the amounts they donated to the revolution, if available:

  1. DoorDash ($500,000)
  2. Deckers, UGG, Teva, Sanuk, Hoka One One and Koolaburra footwear (part of a $500,000 donation to revolutionary organisations)
  3. Amazon (part of a $10,000,000 donation to revolutionary organisations)
  4. Gatorade, produced by Pepsico, but a division of Quaker Oats (part of a $500,000 donation to revolutionary organisations)
  5. Microsoft ($250,000)
  6. Glossier, a skin care and makeup company (part of a $500,000 donation to revolutionary organisations)
  7. 23andMe (company and eployees donating)
  8. Airbnb (part of a $500,000 donation to BLM and the NAACP)
  9. Unilever ($250,000)
  10. Bungie, video game developer (no dollar amount, but part of a donation to BLM and five other revolutionary organisations)
  11. Nabisco (part of a $500,000 donation to BLM and the NAACP)
  12. Dropbox ($500,000)
  13. Fitbit (no dollar amount revealed)
  14. Devolver Digital (employees donated $65,000 through official company channels)
  15. Skillshare (no dollar amount revealed) 
  16. Square Enix, video game developer (part of a $250,000 donation to BLM and the NAACP)
  17. thatgamecompany, video game developer (part of a $20,000 donation to BLM and the NAACP)
  18. Tinder (no dollar amount revealed)
Remember, several of these, such as Quaker Oats, Nabisco, and Unilever are multinationals with many, many brands. For instance, Quaker Oats owns Rice-a-Roni and Tropicana juices, Nabisco owns Triscuit and Wheat Thins, and UniLever owns Lipton, Ben&Jerry's, and Dollar Shave Club.

If you plan on boycotting them, as I do, check your products before you buy them! 
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  1. Kathleen10316 September 2020 at 09:10

    Thank you for this. We need to put a hurt on these companies as much as we can. I am assuming a number of these companies gave money in the heat of the George Floyd situation, and wished they had waited to see how things played out. It doesn't matter, they are traitors to our nation and people with this madness. It is time for Americans and all to denounce Critical Race Theory and to defend ourselves and our nations. These corporations need to pay a price.

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