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Rachel Dolezal: A Racially Abused Girl—Really
• July 17, 2015
• 800 Words • 61 Comments • Reply
Not so fast, Rachel Dolezal. The country is not finished with you yet. It merely got distracted. We scampered in other directions: onto the “genocidal” Confederate flag and the depraved-heart murders of Freddy Gray (black) and Kathryn Steinle. More “Black Lives Matter” riots took place. Not one “White Lives Matter” march was held. (And as... Read More
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