Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, Director of BLM Oklahoma City
The indictment alleges that the BLMOKC under Dickerson began hitting people and organizations up for cash in a big way around the time of the deadly 2020 BLM riots, ultimately raking in over $5.6 million.
The leftist identitarian organization Black Lives Matter has long been attractive to actors keen to manufacture outrage. While some BLM activists have already been exposed as criminals, it appears it goes far deeper.
The Justice Department announced on Thursday that a federal grand jury has indicted the executive director of Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City, Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, on charges of wire fraud and money laundering.
Dickerson told the Oklahoman in July 2020, "It is very humbling to be able to serve my community and help people in this manner. But I also understand it is not about me at all. That it is all about being community."
The DOJ indicated that BLMOKC was supposed to use grant money from national bail funds to post pretrial bail for race rioters, though it was sometimes permitted to keep some or all of the bail money when returned for the purposes of establishing a revolving bail fund or in service of its supposed "social justice mission."
It turns out Dickerson had other ideas.
According to the indictment, from June 2020 through at least October 2025, Dickerson allegedly embezzled funds from the BLM chapter's coffers, depositing at least $3.15 million in returned bail checks into her personal accounts.
Rather than use the funds for so-called social justice or to spring thugs from jail, Dickerson allegedly blew the money on trips to Jamaica and the Dominican Republic; on costly retail shopping sprees; on a personal vehicle registered in her name; and on six real estate properties either deeded in her name or in the name of an entity she alone controlled.
Dickerson, who apparently had access to the group's bank, Paypal, and CashApp accounts since its inception in 2016, also allegedly spent at least $50,000 on food deliveries for herself and her kids.
The indictment alleged further that Dickerson, adding insult to injury, repeatedly submitted false annual reports to Alliance for Global Justice, claiming that she had used the BLM chapter's funds only for tax-exempt purposes.
'It is not about me at all.'
Dickerson, a 52-year-old pro-abortion and pro-Palestinian activist, is accused of embezzling millions of dollars and blowing various funds on recreational travel, shopping, real estate, and even a new vehicle.
Although not itself a registered tax-exempt organization, BLMOKC was apparently able to accept charitable donations through its affiliation with the Open Society Foundations-supported leftist organization Alliance for Global Justice — its fiscal sponsor — on the conditions that it use its funds only as permitted by Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and account for the disbursement of all funds received upon request.
The indictment in Oklahoma comes just months after Massachusetts-based BLM activist Monica Cannon-Grant pleaded guilty to three counts of wire fraud conspiracy, 10 counts of wire fraud, one count of mail fraud, and two counts each of filing false tax returns and failing to file tax returns.
Last year, BLM activist Tyree Conyers-Page of Ohio was convicted of wire fraud and money laundering. Prosecutors indicated that Conyers-Page defrauded donors of more than $450,000 that they collectively gave to his "Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta" organization, which he falsely claimed was a nonprofit.
Posted by missscarlett1977
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And the conspiracy is… that’s it’s only fraud when lefties do it? Is that the conspiracy?
Breonna Taylors mom has said that the money BLM supposedly raised for her never went to her family. BLM was always a scam.
There’s (still to this day) these 3 white boomers where i live that stand out in public near crowded intersectons with a black lives matter sign once a month or so. Can someone make that make sense to me?