Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "It made me the target of really hateful attacks: Former data scientist fired over criticizing BLM" video.

  1. Fryer's Harvard study is indeed a solid standard, Dr. Fryer, a Black man, the youngest tenured professor in Harvard's history, was "cancelled" after his study was published, and he was defamed with claims of sexual harassment. Harvard revoked his teaching credential for two years, he was just reinstated last July. Everyone should know this man: Roland G. Fryer, Jr.
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  2. The study he referenced is available online as a PDF. I read it two years ago. Just search on Harvard study Roland G. Fryer, Jr.
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  3. Money did not go to her or her nonprofit, which did not have IRS tax exempt status in 2020, there are over 50 BLM nonprofits listed by the IRS, FOX not telling you the full story.
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  4. There are over 50 BLM nonprofits listed by the IRS, Patrisse is only an officer in one, which didn't even have a nonprofit status in 2020. You have the facts wrong, not your fault, FOX has misled you.
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  5. Patrisse filed an IRS990 for tax year 2019 but the funds flooded in during 2020, that filling has gotten an extension and due this July. The IRS lists over 50 BLM nonprofit organizations, and Cullours had yet to receive nonprofit status. FOX is not telling the full and correct story. I don't support BLM, but do support honest perspective, which FOX is getting further and further away from.
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  6. Patrisse filed an IRS 990 for Tax year 2019, 2020 now due this July. Why have an opinion without the facts?
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  7. No, there are over 50 BLM nonprofits listed by the IRS. The BLM Foundation, the biggest, has an all male list of officers. It's public record on the IRS website, I read it, so can you.
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  8. No, you have the facts incorrect about Patrisse Cullors, she filed an IRS990 for tax year 2019, but the money came in during 2020, an extension was filed and not due until this July. The IRS lists over 50 BLM nonprofits, she is only an officer in one.
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  9. Harvard reinstated him last July, funny how the claims about him came out right after his study was published, and you leave out the fact he is himself a Black man surprised by his own study. Sounds like Alinsky's rule 13 was used against both these men.
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  10.  @jonhenry8268  Incorrect. "Fryer will be permitted to teach undergraduate and graduate courses and conduct research," - Harvard Crimson 07/07/2021. Again, he was cancelled with a personal smear, as laid out in Alinksy's 13th rule, which you continue to apply.
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  11. No "Sexual Misconduct", but verbal harassment and creating a hostile work environment. VERY DIFFERENT. No physical contact, just "hurt feelings" got him a two-year suspension, and with this resume. "Prior to the complaints, Fryer had been a star economics professor with a growing national profile. At age 30, he became the youngest Black professor to be awarded tenure at Harvard. He won the MacArthur Fellowship in 2011, and the Clark Medal in 2015, widely regarded as one of the most prestigious accolades in economics."
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  12. No "Sexual Misconduct" and although under supervision, able to teach both undergrad and graduate students, and do research. Full reinstatement with "supervision" by the very person/s who defamed him in order to cast a shadow on his research into police shootings. This guy won the Clark Medal then they say his research is flawed. Nonsense, they just didn't like the results. Just like the Church didn't like the earth revolving around the sun.
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  13. Zach referenced a study of police shootings, not traffic stops, by Harvard professor, Roland G. Fryer, Jr., a Black man, who was himself surprised by the results of his study.
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  14. The IRS lists over 50 BLM nonprofits, all file an IRS 990, as did Patrisse, which is public record on the IRS website. I read it, and it lists the officers, how much they get paid, and who prepared the tax return. the IRS 990 for 2020, which would have been the tax year of the "millions", has not been filed yet, as they got an extension, and now due this July. All this is a rush to judgement. The real BLM mystery is not with Patrisse, but another BLM organization called The BLM Foundation, but no one seems to be picking up on it, preferring to bash Cullors instead. Why?
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  15. No, the money did not go to Patrisse's BLM organization, it did not have nonprofit status in 2020 when the money came it, there are over 50 BLM nonprofits listed by the IRS. FOX is not telling you the full story.
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