The Black Grievance Industry’s approach toward the Rachel Dolezal story appears to be solidifying in a specific direction, blame her parents.   Blaming her parents for exposing the fraud of Dolezal as a white woman.   Al Sharpton also takes that approach:

However, her parents had nothing to do with the fraud. Her parents were simply asked about their daughter’s ethnicity when an intrepid reporter from Washington State tracked them down. In addition the adoptive son -who is black and of the same parents- is now on record stating that Rachel specifically asked him not to “blow her cover” as a black woman.

The story had nothing to do with her parents who merely told the truth when confronted by the media. Here’s an interview by Buzzfeed of Rachel’s adoptive brother Ezra Dolezal:

From left to right: Ezra Dolezal, Franklin Moore (Rachel’s biological son), Rachel Dolezal, and Zach Dolezal:

…“She puts dark makeup on her face and says she black,” he said. “It’s basically blackface,” he said….

BUZZFEED: It was 2012, and Rachel Dolezal had a warning for her adopted brother as she prepared for a new life in Spokane, Washington.

“She just told me, ‘Over here, I’m going to be considered black, and I have a black father. Don’t blow my cover,’” Ezra Dolezal, 22, told BuzzFeed News in an interview.

Rachel also told him to tell people that he and her other adopted brother were her “blood brothers,” he said.

His sister did not offer “any logical explanation” for why she was changing her identity, and Ezra never confronted her about it. But it was the next stage after growing apart from her parents, Ruthanne and Larry Dolezal, and leaving their home in Montana.

“She wanted to make a new life for herself but she took it to the ultimate extreme,” Ezra said. “Not only did she move out to Spokane, but she created a whole new identity for herself.”

That life as the president of the Spokane chapter of the NAACP and a city police oversight commissioner erupted in controversy this week after her parents told local media she is actually white, and passing off her younger adopted black brother as her own son.

Ezra first began noticing a change in his sister around six years ago, including a lot of hair products when he visited her in Spokane.  (continue reading)