Larry Bingstein

Won’t stop until my people are free!

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Join me in the bath?

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What’s happening?

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#bull

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#veiny

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Only reals ones remember

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Honest opinions #bbcflash

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Who is this?

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Slap box gone wrong

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NGO run by Gavin Newoms' wife gets millions in taxpayer dollars which is then sent to her 'for profit' organization - giving the Newsom family a benefit of ~$1.5 million from nonprofit salary + ~$1.7 million from film sales/licenses. The Representation Project (Jennifer Newsom's nonprofit organization) receives millions of dollars from the State of California. That project has paid nearly $2 million to Jennifer Newsoms' for profit since 2021, including a $150,000 annual contracting fee since 2018. Many are now accusing Newsom of funnelling taxpayer dollars through his wife's NGO to her 'for profit' organization and are calling for a federal investigation.
Jennifer Newsom Is a filmmaker and advocate for gender equity. She founded The Representation Project in 2011 and serves as its CEO. She also owns Girls Club Entertainment, LLC, her for-profit film production company.The Representation Project is A 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on "gender justice" through films and icenses documentaries Jennifer Newsom is paid about $150,000 from the nonprofit in salary.
Girls Club Entertainment, Inc is Jennifer Newsom's for-profit company, which produces the films licensed by her nonprofit 'The Representation Project' which is funded by the state. Meaning taxpayer dollars fund Jennifer's non-profit, which pays Jennifer a salary then contracts Jennifer's for profit to produce all the films that have been licenced by her non-profit.
IRS Form 990 filings show The Representation Project has paid Girls Club Entertainment $1.64 million since 2012 for film production and licensing rights. These payments are disclosed as related-party transactions because Jennifer Siebel Newsom controls both entities. The Representation Project has earned about $1.48 million in licensing fees from public schools (taxpayer dollars) nationwide since 2012 California schools have paid an average of $270 per license for films and curricula, used in gender equity and mental health programs. Over 5,000 schools have licensed materials, with critics arguing this creates a conflict, as the Newsom's are allegedly benefiting from state funds.California school districts use portions of their budgets to license films and curricula from the nonprofit. This has generated ~$1.48 million in revenue for the nonprofit from public schools.The nonprofit pays Jennifer Newsom's for-profit company for producing and licensing the films.This includes ~$150,000 annual fees since 2018, totaling $1.64 million. These are reported as "program service expenses" in IRS 990 forms. In addition to the for-profit payments, she receives a salary from the nonprofit and profits from Girls Club Total family benefit: ~$1.5 million from nonprofit salary + ~$1.7 million from film sales/licenses since 2012.
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With the sirens on is crazy

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I think y’all fav got some explaining to do

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This is Insane!

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These are the real victims 🇮🇱🇮🇱

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When is this government ever going to stand up for us 🇮🇱🇮🇱