Black Lives Matter has been criticized since its inception for its lack of clear policy goals. Instead, they’ve resorted to violence, vandalism, and chaos to make their point — as unclear as that may have been.
In the aftermath of the Dallas police massacre in 2016, two policies emerged from the controversial protest group. They want to totally disarm, demilitarize, defund, and disband the police, and they want reparations from white Americans.
One Black Lives matter organizer advocated for the latter policy point in an essay published in Wear Your Voice Magazine. In the piece, she demanded “housing, transportation, food, clothes, free space for meetings and work space; we need laptops, cell phones, encrypted systems for communication, solar power and LAND. ”
Why those systems of communications need to be encrypted is anyone’s guess — but it seems fairly obvious.
See Ashleigh Shackelford’s demands on the next page:

You want money? Get a JOB!
Well the check is in mail..lol not!
You are one STUPID woman. Have you ever and I mean EVER read the history on slavery???? I din’t think so. So you are saying whites had us as slaves. You left out free blacks, muslims, Native Americans and any other country had blacks has slaves. Free black people in this country bought and sold other black people, and did so at least since 1654, continuing to do so right through the Civil War. They purchased other black people “as an act of exploitation,” primarily to exploit their free labor for profit. They also had white indentured servants. Now you canget ridt of your black lives matters because they really don’t to you or other blacks when violence is introduced.
Go Get A Job!!!!
Get lost
Your right it all belongs to God, even what you have!!!!!
Is she UGLY or is it just me
Come and get it shi. 4 brains
Slaves did not build this whole country – only 5% of the then population owned slaves – 95% did not & did not believe in slavery & so many whites died in the civil war which freed you.
You’re way too shallow minded & very unappreciative