George Soros will invest 220 million dollars to continue the “black revolution”
The Soros-funded Open Society Foundation announced support for "emerging organisations and leaders building the power of black communities across the country, focusing on their ability to keep pace of change on the road to a better tomorrow." Not less than 220 million dollars will be poured into this project.
The largest share of this amount – 150 million dollars – will come from a set of five-year grants for organisations fighting for “social justice” led by black people who have helped “create and maintain a pace of change towards achieving racial equality.”
As for now, the largest organisation of this type is the Black Lives Matter, which, apart from efforts to pursue alleged racial justice, also announces an anti-Catholic, pro-Marxist and pro-homosexual programme.
“The Open Society response reflects our belief that real progress requires continued support for many years and allowing leaders who know the realities of the community to shape the path of development,” reads the Open Society Foundation.” The experience of this breakthrough in the racial justice movement is inspirational and powerful,” said Patrick Gaspard, president of the organisation.
“We are honoured that we can continue the important work of fighting for the rights, dignity and justice of oppressed people around the world, initiated by our founder and chairman, George Soros,” he added.
Source: pch24.pl
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