The woman who resigned as head of a local NAACP branch, after her parents said she was white, said Tuesday that she started identifying as black around the age of 5, according to the Associated Press. |
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Rachel Dolezal has resigned as president of the Spokane, Washington branch of the NAACP, lost her position as a part-time African studies instructor at a local university, lost her job as a freelance newspaper columnist and become the subject of a probe by the city Ethics Commission, according to The Associated Press. Ball State 1972 graduate Gary Graham is editor at the Spokesman-Review in Spokane. The DN talked to him on Tuesday about the topic and how the story has unfolded. |
The woman who resigned as head of a local NAACP branch, after her parents said she was white, said Tuesday that she started identifying as black around the age of 5, according to the Associated Press. |
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Rachel Dolezal has resigned as president of the Spokane, Washington branch of the NAACP, lost her position as a part-time African studies instructor at a local university, lost her job as a freelance newspaper columnist and become the subject of a probe by the city Ethics Commission, according to The Associated Press. |
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Ball State 1972 graduate Gary Graham is editor at the Spokesman-Review in Spokane. The DN talked to him on Tuesday about the topic and how the story has unfolded. |
The woman who resigned as head of a local NAACP branch, after her parents said she was white, said Tuesday that she started identifying as black around the age of 5, according to the Associated Press. |
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Rachel Dolezal has resigned as president of the Spokane, Washington branch of the NAACP, lost her position as a part-time African studies instructor at a local university, lost her job as a freelance newspaper columnist and become the subject of a probe by the city Ethics Commission, according to The Associated Press. |
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Ball State 1972 graduate Gary Graham is editor at the Spokesman-Review in Spokane. The DN talked to him on Tuesday about the topic and how the story has unfolded. |
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The woman who resigned as head of a local NAACP branch, after her parents said she was white, said Tuesday that she started identifying as black around the age of 5, according to the Associated Press. |
Rachel Dolezal has resigned as president of the Spokane, Washington branch of the NAACP, lost her position as a part-time African studies instructor at a local university, lost her job as a freelance newspaper columnist and become the subject of a probe by the city Ethics Commission, according to The Associated Press. |
Ball State 1972 graduate Gary Graham is editor at the Spokesman-Review in Spokane. The DN talked to him on Tuesday about the topic and how the story has unfolded. |
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