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In 2016, the “Movement for Black Lives,” a BLM umbrella organization, released a political platform which consisted of numerous [[far-left]] policy proposals, including socialized medicine, the immediate legalization of [[prostitution]], the immediate pardon of all drug offenses with reparations paid to those convicted of drug offenses, and the restructuring of tax policy to create a “radical and sustainable redistribution of wealth.”<ref>[https://www.influencewatch.org/app/uploads/2017/08/The-Movement-for-Black-Lives-M4BL-Economic-Justice.pdf “Economic Justice.”] The Movement for Black Lives.</ref>
In 2016, the “Movement for Black Lives,” a BLM umbrella organization, released a political platform which consisted of numerous [[far-left]] policy proposals, including socialized medicine, the immediate legalization of [[prostitution]], the immediate pardon of all drug offenses with reparations paid to those convicted of drug offenses, and the restructuring of tax policy to create a “radical and sustainable redistribution of wealth.”<ref>[https://www.influencewatch.org/app/uploads/2017/08/The-Movement-for-Black-Lives-M4BL-Economic-Justice.pdf “Economic Justice.”] The Movement for Black Lives.</ref>
Citizens who volunteered to clean up BLM vandalism and graffiti by white protesters where called racist.
Citizens who volunteered to clean up the vandalism and graffiti of white rioters in the name of BLM where called racist.
==Funding==
==Funding==