BY: Denver Sean
Published 8 years ago
“I don’t identify as African American; I identify as Black,” she said. “I am Pan-African diaspora. I definitely feel like in America—even though race is a social construct, and we’ve established this in academia and in science—there’s still a line drawn in the sand.”
If you let Rachel tell it, race isn’t ‘black and white.’
“There still are sides. Politically, there’s a black side and a white side, and I stand unapologetically on the black side. I stand with my own internal sense of self and my own values. I stand with my sons. I stand with my sister,” she said. “I also stand there, really, with the greater cause of challenging the myth of white supremacy.”
You can catch a portion of her ridiculous interview below.
“I’m 100% committed to… finding my way back to the activism work that I’m so passionate about.”-Rachel Dolezal https://t.co/iLmQJknT4D
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) March 27, 2017