content: Yeah, because the BLM is extremely decentralized, there is no organization to put the movement behind a single message. As a result, the smaller groups tend to promote whatever radicalized message the strongest personality has to offer. In Cleveland, a group of BLM activist tried to deny a real African-American (South African white man) the right to attend the meeting. The movement needs centralization of a message to stand against police brutality for all people, while recognizing that minorities are disproportionately worse off in this equation, but the focus needs to be on the police use of force against civilians.  Odds probably favor that they won't do this and will end up dissolved when they all run out of steam and need to get jobs, much like Occupy.                 ffa