Wannabe Black Woman, Rachel Dolezal: Coming Out With Book On Black Experience

Wannabe Black Woman, Rachel Dolezal: Coming Out With Book On Black Experience

It took a year for "wannabe" black woman, Rachel Dolezal to admit that she was born Caucasian. Now, there's another problem. Somehow, Rachel Dolezal feels like she's eligible to write about her experience as a black woman. Has Dolezal lost her mind! This is beginning to be too much. As disturbing this may sound, the real question is: How are we going to allow this narcissistic woman  continue to misrepresent African Americans, (particularly the African American woman) race?

Since given birth to a son earlier this year, Rachel Dolezal is ready to rebuild her life again, which has been challenging, but is ready to look ahead to new opportunities. One opportunity in particular that Dolezal wants to do is, write a book about her experiences and racial identity.

"It's been some work to rebuild and get things back on track with life," she admitted, describing how she gets recognized nearly everywhere she goes. "We're doing well. Looking at some new opportunities going into 2016," said Dolezal. "Race is such a contentious issue because of the painful history of racism. Race didn't create racism, but racism created race," she said.

Dolezal said she's looking forward to writing the book and the topics she used to teach about as a black-studies college professor. She also hopes to return to teaching and "just looking forward to getting back into racial and social justice work."