Oklahoma BLM leader faces federal indictment for allegedly stealing over $3 million in donor funds meant for rioters, exposing the grift behind woke nonprofits.
Federal Indictment Details
Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, 52, faces a 25-count federal indictment for wire fraud and money laundering. Federal prosecutors in Oklahoma unsealed the charges this week. Dickerson served as Executive Director of BLMOKC, controlling access to the group’s bank, PayPal, and Cash App accounts. Prosecutors claim she looted these for personal gain. This case reveals how activist leaders exploit donations under the guise of social justice. Conservative donors and taxpayers demand accountability for such fiscal abuse, echoing years of nonprofit scandals.
🚨BREAKING: Oklahoma BLM executive director federally charged with wire fraud and money laundering.
Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson has been federally indicted on 25 counts after prosecutors said she diverted more than $3.15 million in returned bail checks into her personal bank… pic.twitter.com/BwmnUkErAR
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Scale of Funds Raised and Misused
BLMOKC collected $5.6 million from online donors and national bail funds, including Community Justice Exchange, Massachusetts Bail Fund, and Minnesota Freedom Fund. Alliance for Global Justice acted as fiscal sponsor, funneling most grants to BLMOKC. These funds targeted bail for individuals arrested during 2020 George Floyd riots and protests. Instead of aiding those causes, Dickerson allegedly siphoned $3.15 million. This betrayal underscores the dangers of unchecked donations to radical groups, fueling frustration with government-enabled overspending on divisive agendas.
Returned bail checks, intended for refunds to donors, flowed directly into Dickerson’s personal accounts. Prosecutors detailed her spending patterns, showing systematic diversion over years. BLMOKC’s corporate structure raises questions about oversight, with loose ties to figures like Jesse Jackson listed in documents. Such opacity allows leaders to operate with minimal scrutiny while American families struggle under inflation from fiscal mismanagement.
Luxury Spending on Donors’ Dime
Dickerson financed recreational trips to Jamaica and the Dominican Republic for herself and associates. She spent tens of thousands on retail shopping sprees. Over $50,000 went to food and grocery deliveries for her and her children. Prosecutors cite a personal vehicle registered in her name. Six Oklahoma City properties ended up deeded to her or Equity International, LLC, an entity she solely controlled. These purchases mock the donors who gave expecting support for bail and activism, not personal enrichment.
This pattern fits a series of BLM-related fraud cases, where leaders prioritize luxury over mission. Under President Trump’s renewed focus on law and order, federal prosecutors now pursue these grifters aggressively. Conservatives cheer this pushback against woke hypocrisy that eroded communities through riots while leaders profited. It validates long-held concerns about taxpayer-subsidized radicalism via nonprofit shields.
Sources:
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