British BLM leader sent to prison for 2.5 years for fraud (2 photos + 1 video)
She stole from a charity that helped her “brothers.” 
The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement was active not only in the United States, but also in Europe. Particularly in England. There, Ksara Salim became one of the leaders of the “brotherhood”: she was the organizer of protests during which monuments were demolished. For example, to Edward Colston, he was considered an influential slave trader.
When everything calmed down, Salim began collecting money for masks during the Covid years, and for other needs of the movement. She worked with other charitable organizations and had to transfer part of the money collected to them.
Instead, the lady spent the charity money on herself. But, of course, Salim spent part of the collected amounts on renting housing, taxis, cosmetologists, and shopping in boutiques. I also purchased an iPhone. The whole thing cost about £32,000. 
Ksara Salim
When she was caught stealing and fraud, she immediately confessed to everything and began to cooperate with the investigation. For this they did not treat her harshly and for the first time they sent her to jail for 2.5 years.
Perhaps the BLM movement has already run its course.
