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Blonde white woman who says she identifies as African-American allegedly dresses up in black face and an afro wig, somehow becomes president of Spokane NAACP.
Rest of the story here, it's a longish article.
http://www.12news.com/story/news/nation-now/2015/06/11/spokane-naacp-president-questions/71101474/
It also appears she was sending herself racially charged hate mail. Dolezal claims to have received threatening letters from hate groups at the NAACP PO box. When postal officials investigated the letters, they lacked the proper postage marks and thus weren't mailed to the box.
SPOKANE, WA (KREM) -- A recent investigation into racially charged threats made toward the president of the NAACP chapter in Spokane have raised questions beyond who made the threats.
On Thursday, Rachel Dolezal's parents claimed she had been deceiving people.
Ruthanne and Larry Dolezal said Thursday that they want people to know the truth including that their daughter is Caucasian. The Dolezals sat down with 11Alive's Spokane sister station, KREM 2 News and said their daughter is specifically German and Czech.
Rachel Dolezal was born in Troy, Montana. Ruthanne and Larry Dolezal said their daughter has always identified with the African American culture and had black siblings who were adopted. They said she went to school in Mississippi and was part of a primarily African American community.
The Dolezals said Rachel married and later divorced a black man. They said after the divorce in 2004 Rachel began identifying differently. She started claiming to be partially African American and the daughter of bi-racial parents. They said they have noticed her change in physical appearance but do not know how she did so.
Rest of the story here, it's a longish article.
http://www.12news.com/story/news/nation-now/2015/06/11/spokane-naacp-president-questions/71101474/
It also appears she was sending herself racially charged hate mail. Dolezal claims to have received threatening letters from hate groups at the NAACP PO box. When postal officials investigated the letters, they lacked the proper postage marks and thus weren't mailed to the box.
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