Chinese Organization With Communist Party Ties Funds Black Lives Matter Ventures

The Federalist ^ | Sep 16, 2020 | Madeline Osburn

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The Black Futures Lab, a venture of Black Lives Matter founder Alicia Garza, is sponsored by the Chinese Progressive Association (CPA), an organization that works with China’s communist government to push its agenda in the United States, according to an investigation by the Heritage Foundation’s Mike Gonzalez.

Gonzalez discovered that the Black Futures Lab donation page explicitly states they are “a fiscally sponsored project of the Chinese Progressive Association,” explaining where donations to Black Futures Lab are funneled.

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As do American Corporations, the rich, it would not surprise me if the NFL did but for those on this board who support the NFL don’t mind.

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And behind BLM is the FRSO, a Maoist organization. Then there’s Thousand Currents—lots of Chicom ties here.

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Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, and Opal Tometi — created the arsonists and cop-killers in the savage terrorist
"Black Lives Matter"--------- now a global network of more than 40 chapters, creating chaos worldwide.

More proof these immigrants from hellholes HAVE NO INTENTION of assimilating.
They's rather agitate, kill Americans and cause utter chaos.....b/c there's money in it.

Donald, close these treacherous butchers down.

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Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, and Opal Tometi — created the arsonists and cop-killers in the savage terrorist
"Black Lives Matter"--------- now a global network of more than 40 chapters, creating chaos worldwide.

More proof these immigrants from hellholes HAVE NO INTENTION of assimilating.
They's rather agitate, kill Americans and cause utter chaos.....b/c there's money in it.

Donald, close these treacherous butchers down.

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Absolutely an act of war. The President is justified in nuking the flilthy chinee right now.

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Kamala Harris’s Husband’s Law Firm Reps Chinese Communist Party-Owned Corporates, Employs Ex-CCP Officials

Kamala Harris’s husband’s law firm, DLA Piper, consults on behalf of a bevy of Chinese Communist Party-owned companies, and employs former CCP officials.

DLA Piper is a multinational law firm that boasts nearly 30 years of experience in China and over 140 lawyers dedicated to its “China Investment Services” branch.

Harris’s connection is with her husband, Douglas Emhoff, who is a Partner in the firm’s Intellectual Property and Technology practice and its Media, Sport, and Entertainment sector since 2017.

H/t——The National Pulse ^ | September 5, 2020 | Natalie Winters / FR Posted by McGruff

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Harris’s husband, Douglas Emhoff, is a Partner in the firm’s Intellectual Property and Technology practice

Intellectual Property?

You mean the same US I/P China made off with that built its economy and its military? That Intellectual Property?

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BLM and Antifa The armed forces of Red China (or at least allies) a Fifth Column to defeat The USA and get us to pull back from Asia and keep China Rich for their world conquest. Who needs a war when you can use corruption to win?

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Media Contacts: Joyce Lam (Chinese) Lai Wa Wu (English). . .We all Deserve to Breathe. CPA Stands with the Black struggle for Justice and Freedom: Justice for #GeorgeFloyd #BreonnaTaylor #AhmaudArbery: A Public Statement to our community from Chinese Progressive Association. . .: CPA Stands with the Black struggle for Justice and Freedom (06/10/2020)

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Board & Staff: Board of Directors ◾Pam Tau Lee, Board Chair ◾Arthur Liou, Board Vice Chair ◾Charlotte Chang ◾Chyanne Chen ◾Kim Geron ◾Stacy Kono ◾Kimi Lee ◾Katie Yue-Sum Li ◾Eric Shih Staff ◾Alex T. Tom, Executive Director – ext. 110 ◾Le Tim Ly, Deputy Director – ext. 108 ◾Fiona Liang, Operations and Finance Manager – ext. 104 ◾Shaw San Liu, Organizing Director – ext. 113 ◾Linda Lee, Senior Development and Programs Manager – ON PARENTAL LEAVE ◾Joyce Lam, Senior Community Organizer – ON PARENTAL LEAVE ◾Rachel Vernon, Senior Project Manager – ext. 128 ◾Annelisa Luong, Senior Community Organizer – ext. 107 ◾Tiffany Ng, Lead Organizer, Civic Engagement – ext. 102 ◾Lai Wa Wu, Lead Organizer, Youth Team – ext. 122 ◾Flora Luo, Community Organizer – ext. 124 ◾Carolyn Nguyen, Community Organizer – ext. 131 ◾KC Ho, Community Organizer – ext. 132 ◾Nancy Truong, Community Organizer – ext. 133 ◾Adrian Leong, Bilingual Worker Program Assistant – ext. 134 ◾Anna Lei, Operations Coordinator – ext. 126 ◾Frances Fu, Development and Communications Coordinator – ext. 127 ◾Jonathan Yee, IT Coordinator ◾Edward Huang, Technology Coordinator – ext. 135 To call individual staff, please call 415-391-6986 followed by their extension number. To email individual staff, please use the format [firstname]@cpasf.org. Please direct all media inquiries to Shaw San.

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Pam is CPA’s Board Chair Emeritus. Pam co-founded CPA in 1972, along with other Chinese American youth and Chinese immigrant elders. In the ‘80’s she was a rank and file hotel worker leader and joined the staff of the Hotel Employees Restaurant Employees Union Local 2. Before retiring in 2010, Pam worked for 20 years at the UC Berkeley Labor Occupational Health Program, where she focused on immigrant and low-wage worker health and safety, spanning both occupational and environmental health. She is a nationally recognized leader in conducting and facilitating community-based participatory research with workers. She was a participant at the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit and contributor to the Principles of Environmental Justice, a co-founder of the Asian Pacific Environmental Network and the Just Transition Alliance. She is also currently the chair of the International Coalition for Human Rights in the Philippines-US.: Pam Tau Lee (she/her), Board Chair Emeritus

Hotel Employees Restaurant Employees Union Local 2 aka HERE aka UNITE HERE has various links to Communist front groups such as the DSA and WWP, with members tied to China and Vietnam.

I Wor Kuen (Righteous and Harmonious Fists) took its name from a peasant organization that fought to expel foreigners from China during the so-called “Boxer Rebellion.” Founded in 1969 by second-generation Chinese Americans in New York’s Chinatown, it adopted a 12-point program Platform and Program, similar to those previously issued by the Black Panther Party and the Young Lords. It also advocated Mao Zedong thought and engaged in militant struggles in the community. It also started publication of a bi-lingual newspaper, Getting Together. Getting-together.jpg In 1971, I Wor Kuen became a national organization when it merged with former members of the San Francisco-based Red Guard Party, a group which was founded in February 1969 and disbanded in July 1971. Also influenced by the Chinese Cultural Revolution and the example of the Black Panther Party, the Red Guard Party had espoused Mao Zedong thought, advocated armed struggle and viewed itself primarily as a military rather than a political organization. By 1971, this focus on military rather than political organizing and other contradictions led to the Party’s break-up, but a group of former militants went on to join I Wor Kuen. In 1972, to broaden its base and to reach out to community members unwilling to support an explicitly communist organization, I Wor Kuen created the Chinese Progressive Association which, after several years, had branches in New York, Boston and Los Angeles. 1972 also saw I Wor Kuen briefly participate in the National Liaison Committee, a joint party building effort of the Revolutionary Union, the Black Workers Congress, and the Puerto Rican Revolutionary Workers Organization. Throughout the 1970s, I Wor Kuen frequently clashed with other Marxist-Leninist groups active in Chinese communities across the country, including Wei Min She and the Asian Study Group/Workers Viewpoint Organization. In 1978, I Wor Kuen merged with the August 29th Movement to found the League of Revolutionary Struggle (Marxist-Leninist).[1] : I Wor Kuen

Warren Mar helped form the Asian Student Union at San Francisco State University in 1974. He was a member of I Wor Kuen, a revolutionary Asian American organization. He spent 20 years as a union organizer with the AFL-CIO Organizing Institute, California Nurses Association, and the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union (HERE) in San Francisco. Mar currently works as a labor policy specialist at the UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education. [1] He is the partner of Susan McDonough, and the brother of Eric Mar and Gordon Mar. : Warren Mar

Tho Thi Do has worked for many years as a community organizer, activist and labor organizer. She is the General Vice President for Immigration, Civil Rights, and Diversity for UNITE HERE.[1] Thi Do arrived in the United States from Vietnam in 1975 and graduated from High School in San Francisco in 1978. She soon began volunteering with the Vietnamese Youth Development Center, focusing on placement of youth in summer jobs. She has a 20yr old son and lives in San Francisco, California.[2] Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union Since 1989 Thi Do has worked for Local #2, HERE, first as an organizer and now as Secretary-Treasurer. She was recently elected as a Vice-President on the HERE International Union Executive Board.[2] : Tho Thi DoTho Thi Do

10 to 1 this connects to the Democrats' funding apparatus in California, Chinagate, and Dianne Feinstein's driver Russell Lowe.

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Chinese Progressive Association, one of Shrillery’s favorite groups while she was at yale Law.

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Nice sleuthing.

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Global Department Operations and China Project Director, SEIU International: Over the last decade, Chyanne has organized Chinese immigrant workers with SEIU United Healthcare Workers and currently works with SEIU International to develop labor partnerships with the US and China.: Chyanne Chen (she/her)

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HERE is also an ally of SEIU.

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And yet another SEIU link on their staff: Professor, Department of Political Science, California State University, East Bay: Kim has taught at California State University (CSU) East Bay since 1999 and is a member of the California Faculty Association (CFA), which represents 28,000 faculty in the CSU. He also serves at the Principal Investigator for Transfer-Asian Pacific American Student Success – a five year grant, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Asian American Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institutions (AANAPISI), to increase academic success and career preparation for AAPI community college transfer students. Kim also serves as 1st Vice President of the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA), the President of the Alameda Chapter of APALA, is a board member of the Alameda Labor Council, the SEIU API Caucus, and California Teachers Association (CTA) and National Education Association (NEA) API caucuses.: Kim Geron (he/him), Ph.D

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They have an attorney on their staff named Arthur Liou who is with Leonard Cardner, a law firm which represents unions and defended Communist Party organizer Harry Bridges: The firm was founded in the depths of the Great Depression by two legends in the field of union-side labor law, Richard Gladstein and Aubrey Grossman. Along with Norman Leonard and, later, William Carder, these lawyers dedicated their considerable legal skills to representing progressive labor unions, key among which was the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, which the firm is privileged to represent to this day. These attorneys represented the ILWU in its struggles to bring economic security, workplace safety, and industrial democracy to the West Coast waterfront; defended Harry Bridges and other progressives targeted in the anti-Communist witch hunts of the 1940s and 50s, including litigating repeated efforts to deport Bridges on charges of being a communist; represented protestors who sat-in over discriminatory hiring policies at the Sheraton-Palace Hotel in San Francisco; aided Free Speech Movement activists and conscientious objectors during the Vietnam War; and assisted numerous other labor unions in organizing and representing workers.: About Us.

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Stacy Kono has a background with the Rockwood Leadership Institute, linked to the Freedom Road Socialist Organization, and is Network Director of Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network, a group led by staff linked to several front groups, including Amy Cohen of Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), a DSA affiliate active in the recent riots and partnered with the Working Families Party. Hand in Hand's lead Bay Area organizer Lindsay Imai-Hong has worked with the FRSO's Sarah Jarmon and Michelle Foy.

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Kimi Lee is the director of Bay Rising aka Bay Rising Action, a regional alliance of community organizing groups finanically tied to Oakland Rising and the Movement Strategy Action Fund, which has links to FRSO, DSA, and the Institute for Policy Studies.

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Katie Yue-Sum Li works with the Activist Training Institute, a collaborative effort between API Movement and the Asian American Resource Workshop, whose founder Michael Liu had a background with the League of Revolutionary Struggle.

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and this explains the FakeNewsMSM - worldwide - isn’t interested in exposing the truth about BLM.