Why am I not surprised?
The Louisiana Supreme Court just suspended the law license of Black Lives Matter attorney Tanzanika Ruffin.
This comes one week after she was federally indicted for wire fraud to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars!
Take a look:
Ruffin will enter a plea next week.Want to hear the least surprising news of all time?
BLM lawyer Tanzanika Ruffin got indicted for wire fraud after getting caught spending $250,000 on hair weaves, vacations, food and jewelry. pic.twitter.com/1KTTECPSZc
— C3 (@C_3C_3) March 27, 2026
If convicted, she could be going to jail for up to two decades.
WDSU has more details on the indictment:
This local news clip dove deeper:The ruling came one week after a federal grand jury indicted Ruffin for wire fraud.
Federal prosecutors say Ruffin stole about $250,000 from a client’s family. They say she lied to them many times about why she needed the money.
Prosecutors say Ruffin told the family they had to pay a New Orleans police officer for fake injuries the officer never suffered. They also say she claimed she made a “mutual non-disclosure agreement” with the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office and the officer. She told the family the agreement forced them to stay quiet about a false financial settlement.
Investigators say the agreement never existed. They say Ruffin spent all the money on personal and unauthorized expenses and did not give any of it to the officer.
If convicted, Ruffin faces up to 20 years in prison, up to three years of supervised release, a fine of up to $250,000, and a $100 special assessment.
This is just the latest indictment against someone involved with the Black Lives Matter movement.BREAKING: Louisiana Supreme Court suspends Black Lives Matter lawyer’s license—indicted for wire fraud, stealing over $250K.![]()
Tanzanika Ruffin spent the money on lavish vacations, hair weaves, food and jewelry.
DEMS defunded our police for these Marxists. pic.twitter.com/1SE63WirFC
— Dapper Detective (@Dapper_Det) March 27, 2026
Groke broke down some other prominent fraud cases involving BLM organizers:
- Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson (Executive Director, Black Lives Matter OKC): Indicted in December 2025 on 20 counts of wire fraud and 5 counts of money laundering, accused of embezzling over $3 million (including bail funds) for personal use.
- Sir Maejor Page (self-proclaimed leader, “Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta”): Convicted of wire fraud and money laundering; sentenced to 42 months (3.5 years) in prison in 2024 for defrauding donors of over $450,000.
- Monica Cannon-Grant (Boston activist tied to BLM causes via her nonprofit Violence in Boston): Pleaded guilty to wire/tax fraud; ordered to repay over $224,000 in 2026 after misusing funds (including some BLM-linked donations) for personal expenses.
- Pamela Moses (Memphis BLM chapter founder): Sentenced to over 6 years in 2022 for voter fraud (illegally registering while on probation for prior felonies).
- Xahra Saleem (UK BLM organizer): Jailed for fraud involving protest fundraiser funds.
- Other examples: Scattered local cases, plus civil lawsuits and scrutiny over the national BLM Global Network Foundation’s spending (e.g., properties, consultant fees, family payments). A federal investigation into potential donor fraud at the national level was reported in 2025, with subpoenas issued, but no broad charges against top founders (e.g., Patrisse Cullors) as of late 2025.
What a shocker…
Your thoughts?There were a lot of people that got rich off BLM. Crazy!
— Brando Republic (@BrandoRepublic) March 27, 2026
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