Post: #1

http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2015/ju...t-truthfu/

The story is still new but looks like she was outed by her family.

Quote:Controversy is swirling around one of the Inland Northwest’s most prominent civil rights activists, with family members of Rachel Dolezal saying the local leader of the NCAAP has been falsely portraying herself as black for years.

Dolezal, 37, avoided answering questions directly about her race and ethnicity Thursday, saying, “I feel like I owe my executive committee a conversation” before engaging in a broader discussion with the community about what she described as a “multi-layered” issue.

“That question is not as easy as it seems,” she said after being contacted at Eastern Washington University, where she’s a part-time professor in the Africana Studies Program. “There’s a lot of complexities … and I don’t know that everyone would understand that.”

Later, in an apparent reference to studies tracing the scientific origins of human life to Africa, Dolezal added: “We’re all from the African continent.”

Quote:Dolezal’s mother, Ruthanne Dolezal, said Thursday by phone from her home in Northwest Montana that she has had no contact with her daughter in years. She said her daughter began to “disguise herself” in 2006 or 2007, after the family had adopted four African-American children and Rachel Dolezal had shown an interest in portrait art.

This is kind of a mindfuck.

Post: #2

Pic of said woman:



Sorry, dreads don't make you black. Also:

Quote:Later, in an apparent reference to studies tracing the scientific origins of human life to Africa, Dolezal added: “We’re all from the African continent.”

This has to be an Onion article or something. I'm going to start putting African-American on all my resumes and applications, because my ancestors came from Africa tens of thousands of years ago.

Post: #3

There's more weirdness:

Quote:Also this week, Spokane police files on Dolezal’s report that she received a hate mail package and other mailing in late February and March were released. Police records say the initial package Dolezal reported receiving did not bear a date stamp or bar code, which Dolezal herself told police when she reported it. Investigators interviewed postal workers, who said it was either very unlikely or impossible that the package could have been processed through the post office, and that the only other alternative was that it had been put there by someone with a key.

However, several other pieces of mail sent in the same handwriting and style, and with the writer identifying himself in the same way as “War Pig (Ret.),” have been received by Dolezal, the Spokane Valley Police Department and The Spokesman-Review. Those other letters were date-stamped and postmarked from Oakland, California.

It was not clear from the reports, released through a public records request Wednesday, if the police investigation into the letter has concluded or was ongoing. Dolezal said Wednesday she believes it has reached an end, at least for the time being.

“They’re not going any further. … I didn’t hear the word closed, but I did hear there’s nothing more they can do at this time,” she said.

Dolezal said she received a key to the post office box when she became president of the NAACP earlier this year. Asked about the possibility that she had put the package there herself, she said, “That’s such bullshit. What mother would terrorize her own children?”

She said she was not questioned about that possibility by police, and was bothered by initial media reports about the package. “Nobody’s ever come out and said (they suspect me) directly, but I am bothered by the subtle implication,” she said.

Neumaier said he was suspicious of several incidents Dolezal reported in Coeur d’Alene, including her discovery of a swastika on the door of the Human Rights Education Institute when the organization’s security camera was “mysteriously turned off.”

“None of them passed the smell test,” he said.

Sounds like a true headcase whose world is about to collapse.

Post: #4

What a silly woman.... If this was a black person wanting to be white the black community would eat them alive.... Yet in this situation she is ashamed to be called what she is. In the end it's all wrong.... Saying skin colour is supposed to get benefits!?!?! Wtf....
Well,,, maybe she was born in Africa.... So therefore she can be called African American...just like many others call themselves Italian American, Mexican American etc etc...maybe, that term should disappear and call black Americans just that... Black Americans,,, but in a utopia,,,being called an American would be ideal.

Post: #5

Human nature is that if you privilege any aspect of society, people will lie/cheat/steal to get in on the action. The scams run by whites pretending to be Indians (for casino money), for example, are hilarious.

Post: #6

Race is a social construct, you are merely the race you identify with most.



Game recognized

Post: #7

So this transracial woman manufactured racist crimes against herself and reported them to the police. Sounds pretty familiar.

The things women will do for attention.

Post: #8

This just makes me realize the missed opportunity I had when I was still in school.
Should have applied as 'African American' on every college app and the SAT.

Lol, it would've given me a much better chance at getting into a good college. In America's now ridiculous 'identity is what you believe it to be' culture, it would've easily worked.

Post: #9

Maybe she is part black. She should get a DNA test. She looks like she could be sibling of Malcolm Gladwell, who is part black himself.

Post: #10

Speakeasy I highly doubt it. Judging by her features she has a very high percentage of European blood.

Watch this interview from 8:30 till the end it's only 20 seconds but her response to being Black is very suspect.

Interviewer: Are you African-American?

Rachael: I don't understand the question. *Walks-off*








Seeing how the NAACP doesn't seem to do much for Blacks I don't really care but this is hilarious, she's like a reverse Clayton Bigsby

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Post: #12

(06-11-2015 09:54 PM)Goldin Boy Wrote:  she's like a reverse Clayton Bigsby

Clayton, show us your face!!!

Post: #13

I'll take bets that her pussy is a bigger roast beef sandwich than hope solos

Post: #14

(06-11-2015 09:24 PM)TheWastelander Wrote:  The things women will do for attention.

It's easy to read it that way, but I honestly suspect, based on 44 years of experience at observing women, that, left to their own devices, women naturally gravitate towards martyrdom.

It's their insatiable need to experience heightened emotions. This is why, no matter how comfortable a woman's life is and how well treated she is by others, she will shape her reality into that of - somehow - being a victim of persecution.

As an added bonus: she gets to feel morally-superior to others.

This is why it is pointless to listen to their complaints. No matter how much help and privilege you give them, they'll simply frame it into how they're still being oppressed. They crave the oppression. They choose to be unhappy.

This is why modern university women will frame even altruistic acts of kindness into 'benevolent sexism', openly-mock guys they've put in the friendzone and, lately, even laugh at their political allies: even though these actions are benefiting them, "it's oppression!"

Maybe they're trying to be cruel enough to goad some kind of reactionary, angry response out of the men they're mocking, so they'll can deliver the alpha subjugation they require.

As such, I'm starting to view identity politics as women jostling for status to create social envy via humblebragging. Victim status is for ugly girls what Instagram-earned Handbags are for Pretty Party Girls.

Hell, I've even seen pretty women seethe and stew over imagined oppressions from their husbands that would instantly vanish if they actually voiced their desires to their loving, accommodating men who would bend backwards for them. This used to frustrate me in my twenties: rather than a simple, one minute conversation that would instantly resolve and issue, they'd rather thrill in the emotions of seething for weeks over minor slights, then, when the husband finally asks what is wrong, they'd still not say it, and snap "You should know!"

This is why they'll never stop sexually-rewarding us for being self-interested arseholes. If they'll go to the extent of trying to constantly imagine their nice guy beta boyfriends are still oppressing them, then it's where they naturally want to be.

Post: #15

Fake minorities always make me laugh.

It's white liberal female attention seeking and dishonesty at an entirely new level. There's some serious mental dysfunction with these women that just hasn't been assigned a term yet in the DSM guide.

Blacks may have the chucklehead in the OP to deal but asian-americans have this one:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_See

I suppose it's possible to have some very distant asian ancestry and look 100% like a red headed white woman but it's some pretty deep horseshit to create a career writing about your "asian" experiences.

Even stupider are the nimrods in academia who gobble this nonsense up and give awards for her racial/historical fan fiction.

Here's the most high profile fake minority though:

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...-new-book/

Here we have a senator who has repeatedly made claims that she's a native american. I believe she specified Cherokee.

She even put out a "native" cookbook with some hilarious but condescending title..Pow Wow Chow Cookbook.

Quote:Two of the recipes contributed by Senator Warren as evidence of her Cherokee heritage and published in the Pow Wow Chow Cookbook, “Cold Omelets with Crab Meat” and “Crab with Tomato Mayonnaise Dressing” were copied from a 1979 New York Times News Service article by Pierre Franey.

You can't make this shit up. It's hilarious.

Mayonaise dressing and omelets a staple of native american cuisine dating back 10,000 years i'm sure.

Post: #16

(06-11-2015 10:15 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  ..Pow Wow Chow Cookbook.

Post: #17

She's obviously transracial and you're all a bunch of closed minded bigots. I thought this forum was a safe places, where diversity and inclusion are a priority!


I tried my best to but this shit is too fucking funny. I'm betting she got ran through by some Mandingo dude in college while listening to Bob Marley, and she was never the same

Post: #18

How did this fool anyone?



Ruthanne Dolezal said the family’s ancestry is Czech, Swedish and German. She said the family does have some “faint traces” of Native American heritage as well.

There's the problem.

Post: #19

(06-11-2015 09:06 PM)tomtud Wrote:  What a silly woman.... If this was a black person wanting to be white the black community would eat them alive.... Yet in this situation she is ashamed to be called what she is. In the end it's all wrong.... Saying skin colour is supposed to get benefits!?!?! Wtf....
Well,,, maybe she was born in Africa.... So therefore she can be called African American...just like many others call themselves Italian American, Mexican American etc etc...maybe, that term should disappear and call black Americans just that... Black Americans,,, but in a utopia,,,being called an American would be ideal.

I actually know a girl who is white (of dutch ancestry) from South Africa who immigrated to America and became a US citizen. I used to call her African American for shits and giggles- she was a pretty cool chick too. This lady in this post is just a little nutty , this will all blow over if she lets it.

Post: #20

(06-11-2015 09:43 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  Maybe she is part black. She should get a DNA test. She looks like she could be sibling of Malcolm Gladwell, who is part black himself.

Gladwell's family is from Jamaica, where he would be considered 100% black.

I grew up socializing regularly with a Jamaican family that had immigrated to Canada. The dad let me read the first chapter of his autobiography. In it, he described his father not letting him play with this other kid, because the other kid was black.

I was confused, because he himself was black as night. I asked him about it and he explained that because his hair was straight he was considered white, whereas a person with completely pale white skin, but curly hair would be consider black in Jamaica and subsequently discriminated against.



Race really is a construct, apparently.

Post: #21

She just a German bitch with a perm. Who she fooling.

Post: #22

(06-11-2015 10:15 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  Fake minorities always make me laugh.

It's white liberal female attention seeking and dishonesty at an entirely new level. There's some serious mental dysfunction with these women that just hasn't been assigned a term yet in the DSM guide.

Blacks may have the chucklehead in the OP to deal but asian-americans have this one:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_See

I suppose it's possible to have some very distant asian ancestry and look 100% like a red headed white woman but it's some pretty deep horseshit to create a career writing about your "asian" experiences.

She's got to be the original "Donna Chang" from Seinfeld.


Take 20 years off, and bang, even looks like the character. I wonder if Seinfeld or Larry David knew her and based it on her.

Post: #23

(06-11-2015 11:04 PM)Suits Wrote:  

(06-11-2015 09:43 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  Maybe she is part black. She should get a DNA test. She looks like she could be sibling of Malcolm Gladwell, who is part black himself.

Gladwell's family is from Jamaica, where he would be considered 100% black.

I grew up socializing regularly with a Jamaican family that had immigrated to Canada. The dad let me read the first chapter of his autobiography. In it, he described his father not letting him play with this other kid, because the other kid was black.

I was confused, because he himself was black as night. I asked him about it and he explained that because his hair was straight he was considered white, whereas a person with completely pale white skin, but curly hair would be consider black in Jamaica and subsequently discriminated against.



Race really is a construct, apparently.

   

Post: #24

Gladwell would be considered black in Jamaica?

I'm not from there so I would like a Jamaican opinion.

I know Rihanna said she was bullied for being "white" in Barbados, which is apparently common:

https://barbadosfreepress.wordpress.com/...ing-white/

"Racial division is encouraged by a Barbados political elite that regularly dismisses valid criticism on the basis that the opponent’s skin is not dark enough. Bajans with lighter skin colours are often given as a reason for failure – be it personal failure or failure of government projects – much like the Russian Communists would attribute production shortfalls to “wreckers”.

Oh yes, the “whites” and “asians” are the cause of all trouble on this island of mongrels."

I have known Jamaican people to tell me that there are plenty of white Jamaicans as well, so it seems surprising to say in an island of different colors they would call him "black".

Post: #25

(06-11-2015 09:43 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  Maybe she is part black. She should get a DNA test. She looks like she could be sibling of Malcolm Gladwell, who is part black himself.

That is definitely a perm or wig, she is just a delusional aging white lady.