My dears ' How Proud are you 'yani unajivuniaje kuwa BLACK and Mtanzania au niseme AFRICAN ? Im just so PROUD NA I LOVE MY BLACK RANGI ALISI NA KITAMBULISHO CHA MWAAFRICA''
Sasa ona huyu mwenzetu anavyo taka kuwa Black na she is look like right''Mbuta Nanga'' Ruwa Mangi wacha watu waishi maisha yao vile wanavyotaka au wanavyo jisikia'' Ila mimi mara nyingi huwa naona watu wakikataa kuitwa Black but kuona watu wakijilazimisha kuitwa black ni shida'' And Im so Proud of Her '' watajua lini kwamba Hii Ngozi Nyeusi ni Moja pekee ambayo huwezi kuikuta kwenye makopo ya Mchina '' Hahahhaa'' Jamani na nyie mnao jichibua oneni wenzenu wanavyo jivunia kuwa Black ''
Anyway ''Love who you are and do what you want to do '' yani ishi maisha yako upendavyo ''I dont see a big dili ya hii habari ya mtu anae taka kujiita Black''
Have your say ''what you think '' NGACHOKA''
Spotted: Rachel Dolezal, 37,was pictured outside her home Friday for the first time since scandal erupted over her misrepresentation of her race
Rachel Dolezal, the white NAACP leader who misrepresented herself as black for years, was pictured for the first time since the scandal surrounding her race erupted as she left her home on Friday.
She also gave an interview about the controversy, saying of her detractors; "I don't give two shi*s what you guys think." You are so far done, and out, of my life'
When pressed further about her race, she told KREM; 'I actually don't like the term African-American. I prefer black, and I would say that if I was asked I would definitely say that yes I do consider myself to be black.'
Confusion: Other than some 'faint traces' of Native American blood, Dolezal's mother told reporters the family background is Czech, Swedish and German. She is pictured left and right as a girl
Outspoken: Dolezal (above) responded to her detractors in a new interview, saying; 'What I'd say to them is "I don't give two s***s what you guys think"'
As for the outcry over her race, Dolezal said she 'can understand' why some people believe that she misrepresented herself.
She the reiterated earlier statements she had made in which she stressed her need to speak with her NAACP board and the black community about this situation before the public.
'It’s more important for me to clarify that with the black community and with my executive board than it really is to explain it to a community that, quite frankly, don’t really understand the definitions of race and ethnicity,' she explained.
She also urged her critics to 'maybe think about W.E.B Du Bois that said race is usually biological, always cultural.'
As for her appearance Friday, she kept a low profile as she left her home, attired in shorts and a tee shirt as she carried a book to her car.
It was also revealed that despite the public outcry, she is still expected to lead the NAACP meeting next week as she always does, with the organization completely behind her at this time.
Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal spoke from their home in Troy, Montana on Friday after they revealed that their daughter, Spokane's NAACP Chapter President, has been misleading people about her ethnicity for years.
Dolezal, who has been a civil rights activist across Idaho and Washington and works part-time as an Africana Studies professor at Eastern Washington University, is now facing a city ethics probe for falsely claiming on an application that she was black.
Her parents, who are estranged from their daughter, say they first found out she was claiming to be African American as they read a newspaper article about her 'some years ago'.
'She has never claimed to be biracial or African-American in our presence,' they told CNN.
But they have also not spoken to their daughter in years, they said. She has claimed in interviews that they were violent towards her, which they have denied. Instead, they say she has cut them out because she fears they will blow her cover.
Speaking up: Dolezal said she 'can understand' why some people believe that she misrepresented herself'
On her way: KHQ caught Dolezal as she left her house, with sources saying she would lead the NAACP meeting on Monday''
Revelations: Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal, pictured speaking to CNN on Friday, have revealed their daughter, Spokane's NAACP Chapter President Rachel Dolezal, is white - not African American
Revealed: Her parents shared her birth certificate to prove they are indeed her biological parents''
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