SPLC Spent Only $61,000 Out Of $328 Million On Legal Services In 2015

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Chris Menahan
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Information Liberation
Article date: 
1 September 2017
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National News
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hate group
SPLC
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The Southern Poverty Law Center reportedly spent only $61,000 pursuing their stated goal of providing "legal services" in 2015, despite having over $320 million in assets.
 
The Washington Free Beacon released a bombshell report Thursday showing the so-called "non-profit" has transferred millions of dollars to offshore entities in the Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands, and Bermuda.
 
From the Free Beacon:
 
... The SPLC, which claims to boast a staff of 75 lawyers who practice in the area of children's rights, economic justice, immigrant justice, LGBT rights, and criminal justice reform, reported spending only $61,000 on legal services in 2015...
 

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