RACHEL Dolezal, the woman who drew intense hatred after she infamously lied about her race, has now launched her OnlyFans, where she will post pictures of her feet along with other raunchy photos. She announced the launch on Instagram, writing in a post: “My OnlyFans content launches September 1st!” The post continued: “A little something […]
RACHEL Dolezal, the woman who drew intense hatred after she infamously lied about her race, has now launched her OnlyFans, where she will post pictures of her feet along with other raunchy photos.
She announced the launch on Instagram, writing in a post: “My OnlyFans content launches September 1st!”
The post continued: “A little something for (almost) everyone. Looking forward to bringing you some great content!”
According to the site’s description, Dolezal will post fitness content, hair tutorials, and artwork, as well as “things like foot pics, posts of me using stuff people buy from my Amazon wishlist (available on my OnlyFans), makeup tutorials, promotions of causes & care about, & maybe random tasteful other pics/vids.”
It comes after OnlyFans announced it will ban “sexually explicit” content beginning October 1 in response to pressure from the company’s banking partners and payment providers.
Dolezal drew heavy criticism after she was outed as a white woman pretending to be African American in 2015.
At the time, she taught Africana Studies at Eastern Washington University and served as the president of the NAACP’s Spokane, Washington chapter.
Dolezal became a media sensation after she replied to a reporter asking if she was African American, “I don’t understand the question.”
Her parents also confirmed shortly afterwards that she is white, and presented her birth certificate to a local newspaper.
In the ensuing backlash, she was fired from her teaching position and resigned from the NAACP.
She eventually admitted that she was “biologically born white to white parents,” but claimed to be “transracial,” because race is “not coded in your DNA.”
In June, she began charging fans $45 apiece for shoutout videos on the website Cameo.
In Jennifer Holness’ documentary Subjects of Desire, she said she had been the victim of “shaming and ridicule” since the scandal broke, The Daily Beast reports.
“I’ve been called an insult to white women and an insult to black women.
“White women are angry because I did what they never would do and went further, like I put 110.
“I didn’t just be that white ally and do a little bit, I canceled my white privilege. I canceled my hair.”
“For black women, I feel like it’s a reaction to pain. It’s like a trigger to post-traumatic stress.”
