IN MEMES: South Africans react 'trans-black' #RachelDolezal
Rachel Dolezal, a white woman who has posed as an African-American for over 10 years is in South Africa to give a talk on non-racialism and South Africans have questioned why she even came.
Rachel is in South Africa to attend the inaugural event of Quest for Non Racial South African Society Dialogue (QfNRSASD) at the Johannesburg Theatre on Wednesday.
Speaking on Radio 702 on Tuesday morning, Rachel said that she identified as a black person even though she was biologically born to white parents.
Ayanda Ncwane left emotional as she accepts an award on Sfiso's behalf Ayanda Ncwane struggled to fight back tears as she accepted an award on her late husband, Sfiso's behalf over the weekend.
The American woman lost her job as a civil rights activist and chapter president for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People after she was outed as a white person.
I was depressed and losing weight like it was carbon dioxide, says Minnie Dlamini Minnie Dlamini has reflected on a "sad time" in her life, which caused her to lose an incredible amount of weight.
Mzansi reacted with a string of memes and comments over Rachel's belief that she is "trans-black"...
Was in the bath listening to the radio. Almost fell out when I heard "trans-Black & cis-Black". Rachel Dolezal is in South Africa wilding! pic.twitter.com/I5qI8nfH51
— Lalalise Keating (@The_RainQueen) April 18, 2017
What is Rachel Dolezal doing with Katy and Charli? pic.twitter.com/OiB2FXsXYh
— (@britneyscheetos) April 17, 2017
"I'm really black bc my white bio parents made me eat oatmeal." - Rachel Dolezal paraphrased #DrPhilpic.twitter.com/fEX9KPdEd3
— W.G. Snuffy, Esq. (@iamthedriving) April 17, 2017
@iamthedrivingpic.twitter.com/TERas0ysQv
— Vic (@DeplorableVic) April 17, 2017
@PieterHowespic.twitter.com/s25bbaYtdt
— (@Tshegs) April 18, 2017
@RantReaperpic.twitter.com/kddunPCatP
— JoeyB. (@JoeDizzle187) April 16, 2017
Dear Rachel Dolezal,
— Wamaswazi (@wamaswazi) April 18, 2017
This is what a black woman looks like.
Thanks pic.twitter.com/mrzkTG9mSG
When I see Tweets about Rachel Dolezal.....
— Jua - Baby Bunny (@JuavanZyl) April 18, 2017
GO HOME! We have enough problems!
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