You are right in that I have not been paying close (or any) attention to Ms Cullors' career.
There is an awful lot there which is merely unsubstantiated opinion, not least that I think she's been able to keep them quiet and keep internal disagreements out of the media.
Actually I felt your original post was simply unfair.
Yeah so....she assumed dictatorships just last year, you know, when the money started rolling in. The grassroots decentralized collective morphed into an authoritarian wealth grab real fast.
Black Lives Matter power grab sets off internal revolt
"The 10 chapters that signed the letter, the self-proclaimed #BLM10, laid out a half-dozen points of contention and long-standing grievances. Cullors is chief among their complaints, they said, arguing she made a power grab when she appointed herself executive director of the Black Lives Matter Global Network.
They also said there’s a lack of transparency over money the movement has raised and how chapters can access it. Since Black Lives Matter formed in 2013, the chapters complained they’ve received scant financial support, despite repeated promises.
Members have brought this up as early as 2016 and frustrated chapters planned to go public with their grievances months ago.
But they were encouraged to wait and discuss the issues with Cullors privately. Those discussions were not productive, they say."
Check the date...2016. These people got no support for supporting BLM.
"We didn't have an opportunity to agree to discuss. Nothing,” said Yahné Ndgo, a lead organizer with Black Lives Matter Philadelphia. “So then we ask questions, and we are told no answers."
Does it start to stink yet? It goes on with the response being a "funding structure issue" but how that can exist in a decentralized collective I've got no idea. Clearly all funds should have been distributed equally. Lol marxists.
This woman kept her grift largely out of the media for 4.5 years. Now that it's out, she's stepping back and she wants to say it's a coincidence.
I feel bad for her supporters. In terms of history though...80-90 million is cheap to be rid of a Marxist. Usually it takes millions of deaths and everyone's wealth and multiple decades of misery. I guess Che was the cheapest....cost of a few bullets.