Dolezal in 2010: Going To ‘All-White’ Tea Party Rally ‘Would Make Me Nervous’

06.13.2015 | News | Alicia Powe |

Rachel Dolezal, the president of the Spokane, Washington chapter of the NAACP who has successfully been portraying herself as a black person for years when she was actually white, once talked about how uncomfortable she would feel in an all-white tea party rally.

Dolezal told The New York Times in 2010 that she would be “nervous” about going to a Tea Party rally — partially because there would be so many white people there.

“Rachel Dolezal, curator of the Human Rights Education Institute in Coeur d’Alene, has also watched the Tea Party movement with trepidation,” the The Times article noted.

“Though raised in a conservative family,” the article stated, “Ms. Dolezal, who is multiracial, said she could not imagine showing her face at a Tea Party event. To her, what stands out are the all-white crowds, the crude depictions of Mr. Obama as an African witch doctor and the signs labeling him a terrorist. ‘It would make me nervous to be there unless I went with a big group,’ she said.”

Alicia Powe

Staff Writer

Alicia Powe is a staff writer for Daily Surge. She worked in the War Room of the Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee and served as a White House Intern during the George W. Bush administration. Alicia has written for numerous outlets, including Human Events, Media Research Center and Townhall.com.

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