Hillary Clinton’s non-profit funneled $75,000 to a far-left extremist group that’s working to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Division.
Clinton’s group, Onward Collectively, was launched in 2017 to oppose then-President Donald Trump.
In accordance with a report from Fox News, someday between April 1, 2020, and March 31, 2021, Onward Collectively gave Alliance for Youth Motion a normal assist grant.
The AYA’s website refers to native regulation enforcement as a “publicly-funded policing system that was based on slave patrols and continues to focus on and homicide Black folks.”
The positioning additionally sarcastically calls out the “progressive funding ecosystem that funnels cash to Black youth organizations throughout federal election cycles after which retreats and stays silent when it’s time to fund native situation campaigns and maintain elected officers accountable.”
“Centering Black folks in our work means it’s time to divest from police, and spend money on Black futures. Defunding the police as a part of the trail in direction of abolition is likely one of the many steps that have to be taken to make sure that Black persons are capable of thrive,” the group says of their mission assertion.
“As a community, we decide to ongoing studying about abolition, dismantling of white supremacy, and decentering of whiteness in our work,” the group states. “For particular person organizations, this work contains offering in depth coaching on anti-racism for workers, specializing in points that disproportionately affect folks of colour, incorporating racial justice and intersectional language in messaging, and integrating anti-racism into each facet of the work together with strategic plans.”
Fox reviews that “in its 2021 annual report, the alliance additionally boasts that its affiliated Minnesota Youth Collective was part of the Sure 4 Minneapolis coalition, which sought to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Division final yr.”
The extremist coalition was profitable in getting a measure to dismantle the PD on the poll, but it surely was rejected by voters.
The report notes that George Soros’ advocacy nonprofit, the Open Society Coverage Heart, additionally gave $500,000 to the marketing campaign,
