Posted on 12/31/2018 5:53:03 PM PST by Enterprise
The caucus of black New York state lawmakers run a charity whose stated mission is to empower “African American and Latino youth through education and leadership initiatives” by “providing opportunity to higher education” — but it hasn’t given a single scholarship to needy youth in two years, according to a New York Post investigation.
The group collects money from companies like AT&T, the Real Estate Board of New York, Time Warner Cable, and CableVision, telling them in promotional materials that they are “changing lives, one scholarship at a time.”
The group — called the Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators, Inc. — instead spent $500,000 on items like food, limousines, and rap music, the Post found.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
well no one wants to be actin white
So... Pretty much a typical charity, huh?
Learning is racist.
I won’t read anything funnier than this tonight. Love it.
Minority leftists stealing from corporate leftists. It’s for the ‘chilrenz’.
Appears to be another DNC inspired charity based on the Clinton Foundation model.
THe last thing black politicians care about is uplifting other blacks.
I no longer give to charities. Most of them spend much of the money on vendors and board members. I do agree that much of the money goes to the actual charity. But large amounts go to other things.
I do give to people who need help. Or small local groups where I can see the benefit.
Do yourselves a favor and read the article and quotes.
Too funny.
Black democrat politicians are ALL thieves and they think they’re entitled to rip everyone else off. But then we all knew that.
.....So... Pretty much a typical charity, huh?.....
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Yep. Learned from Hillary and the 0panzy.
$500,000 on food, limousines, and rap music
in 2 years
Yeah. Sure
Bump
Slush fund?
Obama spent that much every Friday night for his White House Choom parties
I think Occasional-Kotex got the last one
Staying true to the J Jackson “Rainbow Coalition” extortion shakedown ...
They learned well from their Clinton Masters
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