ghostgotcha Loc: The Florida swamps

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proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

You mean two fakes!!!!

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Now that's funny no matter which side of the aisle you're on. Good one Ghost! But the black-white one was recently arrested for "fraud", who would have thunk it? Me! Hope "High Cheek Bones" her Indian name, has a karma event also for "fraud" by costing another student a seat at Yale or was it, Harvard?

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

What is my precious America coming to?

Socialists Democrats twisted fake news every where. What ever happened honesty, integrity and pride in America?

Next the socialists democrats will have to run "Bugs Bunny" for president of California.

Wow, someone must have made my coffee with California swamp/sewer Kool aid water...

Good morning America we are still FREE. 😆😎

bahmer

Amen and Amen

V.Feltman Loc: N.O. La.

HA HA HA. Which one is the African????

ghostgotcha Loc: The Florida swamps

Two years ago, she was a respected black rights activist and teacher. Then she was exposed as a white woman who had deceived almost everyone she knew. Why did she do it?

Rachel Dolezal: ‘I began to see the world through black eyes.

Spokane is a modest town of wide streets and snow-capped horizons in Washington state, 90 miles from the Canadian border. Its population is 91% white, and voted heavily for Donald Trump. The lunchtime crowd in a downtown hotel bar is too absorbed in the ice hockey game on big screens to notice the woman who sidles into the lobby, and though curious to see what kind of attention she would attract, I feel relieved for her. Her great spiralled mane bounces as she approaches in a jade dress and heels, but only a fool would mistake the look for self-assurance.

Two years ago, life was going well for Dolezal. Branch president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and chair of Spokane’s police ombudsman commission, she was well known and respected for her civil rights activism. Her Eastern Washington University students adored her; her 21-year-old son was about to intern for a diversity advocacy group in Washington DC; her younger son was doing well in high school. When a local TV news crew arrived one afternoon to interview her, Dolezal thought they were there to talk about hate crimes.

“Are you,” asked the reporter, “African American?” Like a cartoon, her features froze. “I don’t understand the question.” The reporter pressed, “Are your parents white?” Dolezal turned from the camera and fled.

Footage of the confrontation flew around the world. Dolezal’s white parents released photographs of their daughter as a blonde white child, and appeared on TV to denounce her as a fraud; she had been living a lie, pretending to be black, when she was no more African American than they were. Dolezal resigned from her NAACP position, was fired by the university, lost her local newspaper column and was removed from the police ombudsman commission. Enthralled by her disgrace, talkshows and radio phone-ins sneered and raged. Why did she do it? What had she been thinking? When it emerged that she had once sued a university for discriminating against her because she was white, Dolezal’s notoriety was complete.

As the crow flies.....

EmilyD

You got me!! I HAD to look!!!!