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Daily Beast article: You know this Shaun King fellow might just be a grifter

The Daily Beast has published a new article about Shaun King, examining the shady finances behind his organization. Lots of people on Twitter are noting that they are a little late to the party.

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People have been accusing King of being nothing more than a grifter for years.

From the Daily Beast:

Shaun King’s nonprofit amassed millions of dollars in donations in the months following the 2020 murder of George Floyd, while its signature project to review and redress prosecutorial injustices in three major U.S. cities floundered—and while King himself and his associates raked in hundreds of thousands of dollars in compensation.

Representatives of the Grassroots Law Project produced the 2020 financial reports for the King-led outfit in response to questions from The Daily Beast. These materials have yet to appear in any public records database, and the Internal Revenue Service did not respond to queries about why the King nonprofit did not show up in its online files. But the Grassroots Law Project’s lawyers noted the agency had suffered internal delays related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The tax documents reveal that during the first year of its existence, a period that coincided with the largest racial justice protests in the nation’s history, the organization collected more than $6.67 million.

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Good question.

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It does seem to be a pattern.

Grifters are going to grift. Good observation.

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