Rachel Dolezal Sued Howard Univ as white woman claiming discrimination--ON VIDEO SAYING N-WORD!!!

[JayGatsby]

Boyce was sounding real stupid on this topic, which goes to show that you can have a college education and still say dumb shyt. Roland Martin is a very smart person but he cosigns a lot of what those espn c00ns say.

he never waits til the dust is about to settle...

dude gives his opinion way too early,this limelight must be gettin to his head a lil bit

 

[scarlxrd]

so nobodys gonna point out which video she said the n word and what time?

edit: last video at the 5 minute mark.. coli gassing shyt as usual nothing to see here

You da real MVP (for timestamping)

Wait... that was it? OP ain't shyt

 

[newworldafro]

My nikka boyce sayin he cool with it and wanna let her be an honorary black person

ahh damn....maybe he was just being sarcastic.......he need to chill out, going have Transracial parades by 2020, folks putting on makeup to appear another race, unnecessary amounts of white dreadlocked people, armies of permed out black men, Chinese women looking like L.A. female gangsters, Mexican women with Indian red dots, etc etc..... the end of days

 

[duckbutta]

She sued an HBCU for discriminating against white people...

But I thought they said she got her scholarship by pretending to be black

Welp in any case

 

[...and some waffle fries]

she's a shape-shifter

White girl with the Struggle Head Shake.

 

[Yapdatfool]

White people can "help" or talk about black issues but you don't need to pretend to be black to do it. Yeah you're opinion won't have as much weight as a black person but that's just the way it'll be

Plus they won't be as trusted as a black person speaking/helping black issues, and rightfully so.

 

[IllustratorMike]

My nikka boyce sayin he cool with it and wanna let her be an honorary black person

 

[Birdie]

It hard for me to be upset about this because Black people have a tendency to except anyone even if they aren't Black. We literally call people honorably Black people simply for doing things we consider "Black". It's also the NACCP, which is a sketchy organization to begin with so their antics don't surprise me at all.

 

[karim]

enters threat

notices how the case of one confused white woman pretending to be black managed to achieve two things:
1. get black people completely distrackted from the issue of police brutality and the mckinney incident
2. allowing white people to discredit black civil rights organizations


leaves

 

[NobodyReally]

she's a shape-shifter

 

[NobodyReally]

enters threat

notices how the case of one confused white woman pretending to be black managed to achieve two things:
1. get black people completely distrackted from the issue of police brutality and the mckinney incident
2. allowing white people to discredit black civil rights organizations


leaves

Seriously. She's obviously mentally ill; too much time is being spent on her.

 

[Versa]

Where are the people who were caping for this white woman for doing what white people do (exploitation, treachery, etc.)? Talking about she's more pro-black than some black women.

Whoever was really doing that is a Supreme Cornball. Pathetic.

Black ain't an accessory you can just put on like jeans, a g string, makeup or a fitted cap. It's an entire race of people and you're either black or you're not. If she really cared about my people she wouldn't make a mockery of what being black means. She's a joke.

 

[LadySimone]

she helped black people more than obama did so cant hate on her

She helped more black people than Malcolm X.
In fact she helping me change my tires right now.

 

[TheNig]

enters threat

notices how the case of one confused white woman pretending to be black managed to achieve two things:
1. get black people completely distrackted from the issue of police brutality and the mckinney incident
2. allowing white people to discredit black civil rights organizations


leaves

I hate this line of thinking. You assume that this matter takes precedence over the police brutality we've witnessed over the last 4 years is an insult to our intelligence. But to act like a person who pretended to be black and wiggled her way to an executive position in the NAACP isn't a pressing matter is ridiculous.

Is it more important than black people being mistreated by police? No. But don't think for a minute that it isn't important.

 

[karim]

I hate this line of thinking. You assume that this matter takes precedence over the police brutality we've witnessed over the last 4 years is an insult to our intelligence. But to act like a person who pretended to be black and wiggled her way to an executive position in the NAACP isn't a pressing matter is ridiculous.

Is it more important than black people being mistreated by police? No. But don't think for a minute that it isn't important.

how is this a pressing matter?