Rachel Dolezal becomes a social phenomenon when she passes herself off as an African American and becomes the head of her local N.A.A.C.P. chapter.
Trailer
Pemeran
Laura Brownson
Director
Rachel Dolezal
Self - Former President NAACP, Spokane Washington
Franklin Dolezal
Self - Rachel's Son
Izaiah Dolezal
Self - Rachel's Son
Esther Dolezal
Self - Rachel's Sister
Jeff Humphrey
Self - Local Television Reporter
Shawn Vestal
Self - Local Journalist
Kitara Johnson
Self - NAACP Member
Latoya Brackett
Self - NAACP Member
Sandra Williams
Self - Local Journalist
Siobhan Abrams
Self - Rachel's Friend
Ezra Dolezal
Self - Rachel's Brother
Langston Dolezal
Self - Rachel's Infant Son
Albert Wilkerson
Self - Father Figure
Ronnie Gladden
Self - Professor
Storms Reback
Self - Co-Author
Adrienne Houghton
Self
Vanessa Bayer
Self
Tim Black
Self
Laura Brownson
Writer
Jeff Gilbert
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Komentar
10 Komentar
This is well done. Very objective and fair to all parities involved. My personal view re: Rachel? I don't follow news very much so this was all very new to me. I knew about her but didn't know details of her story and lies before the documentary. I did know there was a "white" woman that was saying that she was "black." Now, I'm Cuban. I'm used to this. I've seen this before. Many white woman I grew up with that were white and blond liked all things black, not only men but culture, food, the way they talked etc and really identified themselves with black people. Not a big deal to me. One thing I can say, I have noticed all my life that African America tend to discriminate among themselves. Even if they they are half or light skin which happens to a lot of Latinos that are black latinos. What is the big deal? Jenner can be a woman, Michael Jackson can change his skin, Beyonce can be blond but this regular woman can't be black?
This movie shows Rachael's perspective. I found it to be very interesting. I'm not saying she's innocent but she is a victim on some level. This movie shows how she struggles in the aftermath of her now infamous fall. She's a single mother struggling to pay the bills which is very unfortunate. It's sad to see how the aftermath has effected her personal and professional life in such a negative way. It's not just what she did it's how she did it. Some call it justice others call it hypocrisy. This movie might make you support her or might make you hate her more. Either way, it's worth your time.
