Almost five years have passed since George Floyd’s death. A recent poll indicates a decline in the effectiveness of the left’s race propaganda, particularly seen during the festivities of 2020 when Americans were engrossed in divisive race-based ideologies.
Floyd’s death and the Black Lives Matter movement have seen the rise of various figures, including Ibram X. Kendi, known for his book *How to Be an Anti-Racist*. He managed to raise $55 million for the Center for Antiracism Research at Boston University. Additionally, Robin DiAngelo, who has faced accusations of plagiarism from minority scholars regarding her 2004 paper, has been linked to similar fundraising efforts. The actual Black Lives Matter organization may represent one of the most significant financial mishaps; they raised $90 million in 2020, but since then, funding has declined sharply. In their 2023 tax filings, they reported only $9 million in revenues, which is a 55% reduction in operating expenses, yet BLM’s leadership still found ways to financially support themselves and their families. Looking ahead to 2025, a new and troubling poll suggests that the propaganda and financial grapevine linked to these movements is faltering and that Democrats’ race-centric political approach has largely failed if they still rely on such tactics.
