Yeah that might fly if she hadn’t sued Howard University for discrimination and claimed it was because she was white. This wasn’t when she was 5 years old, she was applying for a teaching assistant job at Howard. So her story changes to suit the questions being asked.
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I’m still at the “WAT” stage. I’ll get to BRUH eventually with this story.
Emma Stone.
Ahhhhhh ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Rachel Dolezal is the gift that keeps on giving. This might even be funnier than the time she told a Latina student to shut up about race because she (the student) didn’t look ethnic enough.…
Right? She goes from “why isn’t there a white history month” to fake advocacy? WTF, someone with a psych degree, enlighten us, how does such a shift occur?
Somewhere out there Abigail Fisher is taking notes.
Just when I thought passing as a black woman in order to benefit from the cultural and political cache of women of color was the quintessential white privilege move....
Well, this little tidbit certainly adds another layer of stupidity to this whole story.
But, like . . . . [insert confused face]
What? You’re “very good at telling if someone is black or has a black parent”? What metric did you use to establish this “very good” result? Are you able to see and read someone’s DNA just by looking at them?
I’m black. In the photos above, she looks like black people I’ve known, but I better shut up before my blackness starts getting questioned...
I am also black and I have relatives that look and speak just like this woman. I’ve been called an Oreo on more than a few occasions so maybe that invalidates my opinion but at the end of the day it’s just that, my opinion, and I stand by it. Every viewpoint you’ve expressed is just as anecdotal but because you’re…