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Feb. 14, 2024 - Candace Owens
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Fake Black Woman Becomes Teacher and Joins OF?!
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Rachel Dolizal, ladies and gentlemen, I am a stan.
That's what the kids are saying these days.
They're saying you gotta be a stan when you like something.
I think it stands for stalker fan.
They've kind of put it together and that makes you a stan for those of you who are not hip, like I am not hip.
But let me remind you who Rachel Dolizal is, just in case you forgot,
in case she's been memory-holed somehow.
She was the woman who spent more than 10 years rising to become a chapter president of the NAACP by posing as a black woman, just pretending that she was black.
She also became a teacher of Africana Studies at East Washington University.
And suddenly her parents started speaking out and were like, hey, I know she's kind of climbing the ladder as a strong black woman, but actually she's 100% white.
And that's just makeup that she's wearing.
And she's kind of kinked out her hair.
I'm going to show you a picture of Rachel Dolezal.
They shared photos of her as a child, and that's her on the left, and here is her after she decided to blackify herself.
You can do that.
Did you know that?
If you're a white person watching this, you have this as an option.
You can blackify yourself.
First time I've ever used that.
Blackify.
I like it.
It's staying.
I'm a blackification stan.
And so Rachel Doll is obviously, it was a huge story, how could someone be pretending to be white?
I mean, pretending to be black, pardon, for so long.
And NBC swooped in and they asked her, like, hey, what's going on?
Your parents are saying and showing these photos of you as a white woman.
Are you actually black?
And here is what she said.
It's remarkable.
Take a listen.
I haven't had a DNA test.
There's been no biological proof that Larry and Ruthanne are my biological parents.
There's a birth certificate that has your name on it and their names on it.
I'm not saying that I can't prove they're not, but I don't know that I can actually prove they are.
I mean, the birth certificate is issued a month and a half after I'm born.
It's certainly... There are no medical witnesses to my birth.
Well, I definitely am not white.
I'm definitely not black, by the way.
I'm 100% Japanese.
Yeah, I've seen a birth certificate from my parents, and they're not Japanese, but, like, I don't know.
I wasn't there.
I was there, but I obviously don't know for sure when that birth certificate was issued.
I'm Japanese.
I just want to make it very clear that I am Japanese, and if you guys do any work and you actually find out that my parents are black, there's more of a conversation that we should have about genetics and how they work and why I am, in fact, Japanese.
It's brilliant.
I love her.
You know, when you just get caught in the lie, just go harder.
You know, just go a little harder into the lie.
Blackify the lie.
So, obviously, this disgraced her.
It completely changed her life.
She was sacked.
NAACP stopped using her as the president.
And she had to just, I guess, change her careers.
But she's still identifying as black.
So why am I a stan for Rachel Dolezal?
Well, because all of this happened in 2015.
I view her as somebody who was just ahead of her time.
In 2015, we may have still had a little bit of sense.
But by now, my goodness, why couldn't you pick your race?
You can pick your gender, right?
You can pick your species.
We have people running around as puppies and dressed up as cats, and they are being affirmed in who they believe they are.
We have men that are wearing dresses, and they're being affirmed.
As women, they're being encouraged.
YouTube is rewriting policies to make sure that we recognize that no matter what they say, even if it is plainly evidentially false, we cannot dispute it.
It's all about how you feel.
And Rachel Dolezal felt like a black person.
She had just waited a little bit.
She would still have her job at the NAACP.
She was just a leader.
That's what she was.
She was a leader in the category of insanity.
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Now, in case you're wondering, by the way, what Rachel Dolezal is doing and why she is back in the news, well, at first she tried to rebuild her image by starring in a Netflix documentary called The Rachel Divide.
She then attempted to generate some income writing a memoir entitled In Full Color.
Hmm don't feel like she actually is in full color that didn't work out for her She was eventually charged with theft by welfare fraud perjury and false verifications for public assistance so she committed some crimes and And the court documents revealed that she illegally received $8,747 worth of illegal food stamps plus $100 in child care assistance from August 2015 through November 2007.
legal food stamps, plus $100 in child care assistance from August 2015 through November 2007.
So listen, Rachel Dolezal is a whole fraud, right?
She's also probably a little disturbed to live out this dream of being a black person.
But that never stops anybody at the Department of Education, right?
Because they're just like, uh, yeah, if you're doing that, I definitely want you teaching children.
So unbelievably, Rachel Dolezal is today an elementary school instructor at Sunrise Drive Elementary School.
What does that really say about the state of things?
We really are not picking from the cream of the crop.
No, I shouldn't say cream, because she's black, right?
But yeah, she's actually able to be in front of children and to teach them, so you can only imagine what that is.
And if you are outraged, you have every right to be, because of course I am being facetious.
This is utter madness.
It is indicative of everything that is wrong in our society, and yet it is allowed to happen.
And of course, because pornography is also one of the curses of our modern society, Rachel Dolezal is now doing porn.
Yes, don't worry, I'm not going to show you anything that is too perverse, but if you don't want to see Rachel Dolezal in lingerie, you should avert your eyes.
This is her.
She is, by the way, making $19 an hour at school, but she also sells content on the explicit adult site OnlyFans for $9.99 a
month.
And yeah, I just can't even believe this is a thing, but it absolutely is.
And she's still allowed to keep her school job.
Because why?
We've gotten soft on pornography.
We have, that's the truth.
It's everywhere, it's in ads everywhere, and now you are starting to see this, as we cover extensively on this show, that university professors, university, there are even school principals that are now on OnlyFans, and they're like, what's the problem?
What's wrong with this?
America obviously has no morals, and we are here to stay, and to allow that, and to spread that.
So that's your update on Rachel Dolezal, ladies and gentlemen.
Hey guys, if you liked this video, you will definitely like the full episode even better.
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