Posted on 06/14/2015 8:14:05 AM PDT by NKP_Vet
Rachel Dolezal, the white NAACP chapter president in Spokane, Washington, is firing back against critics who have questioned her racial identity.
Dolezal gave an interview Friday to Sky News in which she slammed her detractors.
“What would you say to those who are questioning your ethnicity?” a reporter asked.
“What I’d say to them is, you know, ‘I don’t give two s***s what you guys think, you know? You are so far done and out of my life,” she said.
The NAACP didn’t think it through....they will catch hell from some of their supporters and revise their statement. lol I did see a funny video (although I could only stomach the first minute or so) of a flamboyant black guy wearing a cheap blond curly wig claiming he was now a Shirley Temple white girl! lol His wig proved it.....
“She is transracial”
She sounds trans-sanity.
NAACP Negroes Aren’t Always Colored People
So pro-abortion they should be called the National Association for the Abortion of Colored People.
“It all depends on what the definition of is is?
Bill Clinton
America’s First Black President
She shall overcome.
Thank you. :)
What a beast.
I agree totally. She’ll be out within a week or two and fired from the university/college. I can’t comment on the black/white issue because I think that some whites have convinced themselves that black culture is superior to Caucasian. They have forgotten we are all Americans and together we have created this vibrant and beautiful land. Sad.
Pretty uppity talk for a "colored person". Besides, the "Reverends" Sharpton and Jackson aren't hers to "give".
Me too
On Rorer 714
Lying is a lib resume enhancer!!!
Slick Willy,,,,,, any further questions???
Lying is a lib resume enhancer!!!
Slick Willy,,,,,, any further questions???
spoken like a true narcisstic borderline.
Evil.
Classy dame.
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