'Trans' Black - Rachel Dolezal

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Here's What Happened When Rachel Dolezal Told Black South Africans About Her Struggles Being 'Trans Black'



Dolezal/Diallo was invited by a self-identified "bishop" to speak at the inaugural Quest for Non Racial South African Society Dialogue in Johannesburg last week in front of a largely black audience of students from the University of Johannesburg as well as various activists. According to The Daily Mail, the response was enthusiastic but in all the wrong ways.

When Dolezal gave the audience her standard self-description — that she was "born to white parents" but is "trans black" with an "authentic black identity" — the students reportedly "tutted loudly and shook their heads in disbelief."

The Daily Mail provides some highlights of the reactions from not only black South Africans but one white transgender advocate whose organization operates in South Africa. One particular comment sums up the reception of Dolezal succinctly:

"Only a white person could claim blackness and tour the world talking to blacks about blackness," said one attendee of Dolezal's talk.
 

stgislander

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I'm not sure the whole Trans thing has not caught on yet in Africa.
 
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Restitution

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Here's What Happened When Rachel Dolezal Told Black South Africans About Her Struggles Being 'Trans Black'



Dolezal/Diallo was invited by a self-identified "bishop" to speak at the inaugural Quest for Non Racial South African Society Dialogue in Johannesburg last week in front of a largely black audience of students from the University of Johannesburg as well as various activists. According to The Daily Mail, the response was enthusiastic but in all the wrong ways.

When Dolezal gave the audience her standard self-description — that she was "born to white parents" but is "trans black" with an "authentic black identity" — the students reportedly "tutted loudly and shook their heads in disbelief."

The Daily Mail provides some highlights of the reactions from not only black South Africans but one white transgender advocate whose organization operates in South Africa. One particular comment sums up the reception of Dolezal succinctly:

"Only a white person could claim blackness and tour the world talking to blacks about blackness," said one attendee of Dolezal's talk.

Only a white person???

That describes EVERY.... SINGLE.... black comedian I have ever heard! Chris Rock comes to mind!!!
 

Hijinx

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She is either a fraud, insane, or playing this for all it's worth.

She denies her parents,her race,he entire being.

She can be but two things.Either a fraud playing this for her own gain or mentally ill.

One thing appears to be pretty certain, she may want to be black, but blacks don't want her.
I am sure black people would accept her much better if she admitted she was white and wanted to work with them, than they will when she is claiming to be what she is not.
 
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Merlin99

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Here's What Happened When Rachel Dolezal Told Black South Africans About Her Struggles Being 'Trans Black'



Dolezal/Diallo was invited by a self-identified "bishop" to speak at the inaugural Quest for Non Racial South African Society Dialogue in Johannesburg last week in front of a largely black audience of students from the University of Johannesburg as well as various activists. According to The Daily Mail, the response was enthusiastic but in all the wrong ways.

When Dolezal gave the audience her standard self-description — that she was "born to white parents" but is "trans black" with an "authentic black identity" — the students reportedly "tutted loudly and shook their heads in disbelief."

The Daily Mail provides some highlights of the reactions from not only black South Africans but one white transgender advocate whose organization operates in South Africa. One particular comment sums up the reception of Dolezal succinctly:

"Only a white person could claim blackness and tour the world talking to blacks about blackness," said one attendee of Dolezal's talk.
They weren't doing being black right.
 
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