The woman who threw black paint on the Black Lives Matter mural at Trump Tower announced she has teamed up with lawyers to go after the activist group.
“We’re going to hit ‘em where it hurts, in their pockets,” Bevelyn Beatty from Atwell Ministries in a video on Instagram.
“Working with lawyers across the country to file lawsuits against BLM for the damage and destruction they’ve caused to persons and property,” Beatty wrote. “If you or someone you know has been injured or their property destroyed because of the riots incited by BLM, please reachout!”

“I’ve been praying for ways to fight back,” she said in the video. “Painting that mural was a symbolic way to express our freedom of speech. But regardless of that, BLM still has to come down.
“And we are going to file a class-action lawsuit against Black Lives Matter. But we cannot do it alone.”
Beatty also issued a warning for members of Anti members to “lay low” or they would “sue the bejesus out of you, too.”
She added, “And we don’t care whatever Antifa people are watching this and feel they want to come against it; it doesn’t make a difference; you cannot stop God.”

At the time of writing, over 11k Twitter users responded to the post, with some offering advice and encouragement.
“See if you can reach out to the lawyers, the married couple who were charged for protecting their homes with guns outside their property,” suggested @VinceCarter717, apparently referring to the McCloskeys who stood in front of their homes with guns drawn while rioters broke into their gated community. “Looks like their charges will be dropped. They’ve definitely suffered damage.”
@JosieLe62818667 wrote: “Literally anyone in cities effected by the rioters has a stake in this. That’s a huge lawsuit waiting to take BLM down. It’s a home run waiting to happen!!!”

The street preacher’s Twitter page @BevelynZBeatty was started in July 2020, and it quickly attracted nearly 66k followers, to date.