If you were to go to the Black Lives Matter’s official website recently you would see this in the “What We Believe” section: “We disrupt the Western-prescribed nuclear family structure requirement by supporting each other as extended families and ‘villages’ that collectively care for one another, especially our children, to the degree that mothers, parents, and children are comfortable.”
The disbanding of the nuclear family was one of many progressive and social justice goals they stand for, as explained on the website. However, if you were to visit the exact same webpage now, their beloved dismantling of western values is miraculously gone. First reported by Redstate.com, Black Lives Matter’s “what we believe’ page has gotten enough scrutiny that it now appears Black Lives Matter may possibly consider it something of a liability and has taken it down.”
Redstate was able to archive the page, because “the internet is forever” and readers can see for themselves BLM’s Marxist views. Redstate writes that “the nuclear family has long been the basis of strength throughout American history, and Black Lives Matter wants to erase that in order to promote a more communal kind of child-rearing.” The notion of “communal child-rearing is a Marxist value that effectively takes the injection of values into a child out of the individual’s hands and puts them in government’s” explains Redstate.
Redstate has a theory to explain the quiet deletion from BLM’s page: “Here in America, support for Black Lives Matter is on the downswing and it only has itself to blame.” Specifically, “the amount of support it has gotten has fallen by double digits, and it’s likely that the organization is trying to save as much face as possible by deleting anything that might turn the American people against it.”
