New African American children's book....by Rachel Dolezal.

[CashmereThoughts]

If a regular ass white woman who didn’t live in blackface wrote this id respek it

 

[75 Others]

amazing this lady doing more than the "woke, conscious" folk on here flapping their gums about it

 

[mr.africa]

she is a real life troll

 

[staticshock]

so she's dropping books about black self pride...meanwhile:

 

[JLova]

Of course not :c00nsas:

I'll wait for your book.

 

[Captain Crunch]

Don't support that

 

[Another Man]

amazing this lady doing more than the "woke, conscious" folk on here flapping their gums about it

All these woke ass nikkas do is talk.

 

[Originalman]

And Bruce Jenner is a woman.

Yep slippery slope ain't it....

 

[Originalman]

If we're supposed to be accepting of and not question the transgendered movement, then I'm fully supporting the transracial movement.

I mean, lesbihonest, ain't too many people gonna sign up to be black in America, she wanna be down, then come on

shyt many black folks don't want to be down with black americans...

 

[TheCPA]

Much respect for her, she's putting all her energy on the black community, we need more cacs like this

 

[Originalman]

bytch is crazy, but good for her, if the book was made in good faith and to instill pride in black girls about their inherent beauty.

that is the thing. White folks publish books about black culture and history everday so why should I single out Rachael.

 

[Originalman]

She’s done more for blacks than most but nikkas gonna talk shyt. Ima let her live

Point 1....

 

[Originalman]

so she's dropping books about black self pride...meanwhile:

And point 2...........cant argue with this or my post above...

 

[75 Others]

All these woke ass nikkas do is talk.

Basically

nikkas talking on a forum about shyt > a transracial woman putting in work in real life

 

[Shadow]

If her intentions are pure then I see no problem. Though how can I know another person's mindset?

Thing is, I want black authors to get the same opportunities to make their own books about similar and different subject matter. Whether fiction or nonfiction.

If she's truly trying to bring awareness and appreciation of black women and black hair then cool. I would hope she's able to use her reach to actually help put black authors on and get children interested and invested in reading.

I'm not sure what her actual goal is but taking this at face value, it's dope to see more books about appreciation of black hair.