It's so hard to understand what she is saying... She is going around in circles not really saying anything. I hate confusing and vague "academic" speech, just fucking say what you mean.
Terri Lynn Merritts I never took any courses from the African American studies Department. It seems I was mistaken, it isn't a course of general study, its a certificate program.
But she's never had a real subjective experience of being black or mixed black or whatever so she's just making all this up within the context of having gathered second hand knowledge of such experiences from of other peoples real struggle - faking human connection, empathy and understanding😐. With so much book knowledge on 'blackness' I wonder what benefits she knew she'd be gaining from playing this 'mixed black woman' role besides money and job security.
Actually YES! She got social status and a well paying career. Wow, she made a living out of 'selling blackness'. This is sick. Why has someone not sued her for misrepresentation. Isn't this fraud?
SparkleSquared YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS LAST LINE!!!!! " With so much book knowledge on 'blackness' I wonder what benefits she knew she'd be gaining from playing this 'mixed black woman' role besides money and job security. "
I'm so fed up with these liberal liars and how they work so hard to divide us. Disgusting human being! Yet somehow they seem to think they have the moral authority to tell us what's happening and how to live. We all need to stand up to these liars and say no more!
Love how it opens with her stating she was unaware this would be filmed. Her face looks a little grayer than normal, so you can tell she was due for another spray tan in the next day or two to touch up.
She said "whether it be your hair, or whether your gonna use your ebt card..." -__- I am so over her... As an actual black woman, who can't wash out the texturizer, or stay away from the tanning spot in order to halt my blackness. Or one who faces actual prejudice and socioeconomic hardships because of my ancestry. I am immensely offended by her deceitful actions and totally superficial jargon. Sounds like she's reciting a Black Studies Dissertation, as opposed to genuinely identifying with our struggle and proudly fighting the fight with us.. And I don't want to hear how "regardless of color, she's done so much for Blacks" because the one thing she didn't do and couldn't do, was be more genuine, honest, open and transparent than White Oppressors have been for Generations.. In retrospect. That fact alone shows how much in common she has with the race she swore off along with the family she did the same too. Sad..... I'll pray for you Rachel because the way you living, is foul.
Swear down, I think in this interview she's worried she's going to be confronted about not really being black. I think she was worried she would be caught for a looooooong time.
Yea..in all her interviews ahe talks in circles and never really says anything..."ya know the justice and equality we fight for in the communities where there is racisim and the struggle of the women and ethnice hair and ya know my hair people touch my hair"😣WHAT????
She hasn't lived the life of an average black woman. Even in blackface she's She used cunning since college to gain a high position as a "black woman". People don't just accidentally fall into positions like Leader of the NAACP. Point is she has been lying for years. What she did was for her own egotistical gain. The good she's done for black people is only a side effect to her self inflicted need to be victimized and also praised for overcoming it. This is literally a narcissistic form of histrionic personal disorder.
Around 8 minutes into the interview I had to stop watching. I don't know how anyone could watch this entire interview. The interviewer's questions were not direct and Rachel was all over the place with her answer because she was lying. My head hurts. I need a Motrin. 😖😒
My Father is *white, My Mother is *white, but i want to be black so I say that I'am; (interesting.) My Father is *black, My Mother is *black, but...can I switch and say that I'm white; still working on some means of comprehension here.
Insane. If this interviewer really wanted to know anything about The Black Woman's experience- she should have interviewed a REAL black woman; born from TWO black parents. This is not the *real MCcoy. This is fake, false, pretend, unrealistic, Nonesense; and so beyond foolishness. I'am convince that many ppl nowadays are mentally unstable and here it is full proof at its best.
Cha Anebe I get the feeling that at this time in 2014, the interviewer didn't know for SURE she was black, BUT had some reservations and that's why she chose her. Rachel seemed to be getting antsy in the beginning especially when she asked her, "where are you from?!...do I have an [accent]" She wanted to check to make sure the interviewer wasn't on to her.
To be judged by the color of your skin and not your character, to be told you're smart and not like most black people, that you speak like you're white, to be trusted with hate comments because they feel you're different and they speak freely around you, to be followed around while shopping like you might steal something, to listen in as you are denied an apt because you're black and they didn't realize you were listening. Now tell me what is your experience Rachel these are just a few of mine as a black teen and woman and I'm not mad these things don't define me.
Just like all the other black organizations was infiltrated so was this one.... They had to do it this way... because the credentials and intelligence it to obtain this high level position..... They could not get a educated black person to turn out their people.... So they boldly put their own in there... Old saying! Whats done in the dark! Will soon be brought to the light! Glad she was exposed....
I could definately see the confusion in her face...but only because the interviewer was all over the place and didnt seem to know what she was asking of Rachel...
"Some people get the idea that if they can get a little education, and a little money ahead, and can talk so that no one can understand them, they are educated. This is a great mistake, because nobody understands them, and they do not understand themselves".- Booker T. Washington.
I could only stand 'like' a minute of it, 'like'.....I was totally sick. In all seriousness, I used to be part of this subculture from about the age of 16 to 20. One day I realized, people would like me a lot more if I just decided to act.....like myself. I stopped the fake slang and became as country-bumpkin-as-I-wanna-be, and I not only did other people like me better, I liked myself better. I think outside of a trained psychologist, the best analysis would probably come from someone who at least walked a quarter mile in the same shoes. This lady gained credentials under a different identity. She loves the power and 'likes' the person she assumes when she wakes up in the morning. In my military days, putting on the stripes in the morning brings an alternate sense of superiority to all 'underlings' so to speak. I wasn't a jerk with the stripes, but I do remember how it felt compared to 'no' stripes. It's the same with this chick. Her alter-ego has a lot of status, clout, degrees, and parking spaces as to where 'white' Rachel has nothing. If she actually stopped to 'be' white Rachel for a month, she would realize, once again, that 80% of the very people she defends would treat her much differently, value her less, and never accept her as an equal. So it's no wonder she likes her false identity much better. Her real self hasn't accepted the fact that most would view her as the enemy and the one 'holding them down' from the get-go, whether she deserves it or not. I guess she'll learn it the hard way now. You better learn to love yourself Rachel dear. People who depend on a lucrative hustle don't like for people to crowd in on their gain. You will never fit the mold and you will never merit waving that flag.
12:05 "Whether you're going to use your EBT card or not?" Oh! No! She didn't! She did not just say that! (An EBT card is Food Stamps/Welfare Benefits!) I was trying to give this "biatch", the benefit of the doubt, but now I'm just p*$$ed!
I'm assuming that "senior" is in regard to high- school senior, yes? For a high- schooler, the interview is okay; for a college senior, well, not- so good.
This looks like a half-title of a thesis, like the interviewer forgot to formulate the second part of what she was actually investigating, as in "What is normal as it relates to black women? Discussing the issue of "X". A vague title is generally not a good thing when writing a thesis, in fact it should send alarm bells ringing that there would be too many topics to cover both at an interview stage and actually writing up the thesis itself. Also why does she narrow her thesis aim to only woman? It would have been interesting to compare differences and similarities between gender (and how it intersects with race), in fact a narrower thesis title could have easily facilitated a discussion about the differing identity or social expectations or effects of stereotypes (perhaps even the combination of all three) on African/Black men and women in society.
Does the interviewer already have a clue? Why is "black woman" in quotes? Lol...normal? But first thing she mentioned was hair products. I was a wannabe in school, why didn't my race change? Wonder if she lied to get a scholarship.
The best line is at the end - if you can listen that long - "I know who I am." Unreal. She is incredibly inarticulate and nonsensical. Ugh. How was she ever in charge of anything? And teaching a college course? Thank you Lauren for your vision and willingness to educate the public with your work. It's remarkable you got all this before her gig blew up.
"pre-teen years" you mean when i was a blonde straight haired, blue eyed young lady of german decent...love when asked the first question, she asked the interviewer what answers she has received in the past, to kind of give her some options as to what to say!!!!!
Thank you for posting your videos. A fascinating case for sure. She seems to be driven by altruism, not financial gain or notoriety. I think she just took it too far to everyone's detriment.
What the hell? at 12:07 "You know or... whether or not you're going to use your EBT card..." I am black and have never used an EBT card in my life. So is she suggesting that all blacks are relying on EBT cards to get by in life? Not only doesn't she have a clue what it's like to be black, but she has no clue what the hell she's talking about.
I am extremely disturbed by the amount of BP who are too happy that she's imitating a BW and thrived on light-skinned privilege. This isn't flattering. She's a sick, arrogant, deviant sociopath. She could have done some work as a WW. BM are saying that they wish more BW were like her when BW are doing the most out here - protests, supporting families and trying to love and except ourselves in the face of adversity even from our own pp. They're giving a sick sociopath more credit than ppl/real BP doing real work? She faked treats. Any wonder how she got so far for so many years? THAT'S why I'm sick to my stomach.
0:20 - "I kinda do so many things that I have WARDROBE CHANGES throughout the day." Yeah, literally... Like changing from Black to White and back again... smh...
I'm a biracial woman. I do not see how she could be mistaken for black. Biracial maybe but not black. She keeps talking about hair and nails and her appearance as a "black woman". Wtf? Is this fashion television? Seems like she's only able to talk about looking good or the way you look. She may have some knowledge of black culture etc.. i mean the Internet is a great place to find ways to do your hair, research the struggle of black people by real black people's stories. She was also married to a black man for a time and watching his fam and dealing with black children she had a front row seat. But she will never ever know how it truly feels to be ridiculed.Never know how it feels to be called a beautiful black woman .She will never know the good and bad. She might hear it. But there will always be a little voice saying " bitch your as white as the driven snow!" "Your a fraud a fake, you can't ever really feel what it's like".
What I learned from this interview: It't not really possible to give an explanation on what normal is for a black woman if you have never experienced being a black woman. She would be honest if she just spoke about her experience of what is normal to be the mother of a black child. The unfortunate thing besides my 15 minutes just being wasted on my curiosity.. is that there is a black woman who was not interviewed because she took the interview.. and none of us heard (and many don't care) about that lady's actual experiences.
This whole interview is frustrating AS FUCK. The interviewer over uses filler words such as 'like', also the way Rachel circles around questions makes my brain hurt.
A boy language expert would have a field day with this woman. It's like she's chatting on a test "what other answers have you gotten from that question?"
My question is, did nobody from school or her childhood ever call her out? And if they did, how long before they said anything? And why did her parents let her go so long before calling her out? She really didn't think she'd get caught being in the public eye?
As a black woman, im flattered and offended all at the same time. Flattered because my people are the best. Everyone wants to steal black culture without being black but this woman actually tried to embody a black woman. Im offended because she will never know my struggle. To be honest, alot of mixed/light skinned people won't ever know the "black" struggle. So for this WHITE woman to "identify" with being BLACK, isn't the issue, everyone steals from the black culture. The problem is, she tired to steal a struggle which is absolutely psychotic.
YaniBrooks Not everyone wants to steal black culture, when it's on tv, on the radio, in the clubs, next to white artists, then it is something one grows up with.
I am interested in hearing Ms Campbell's thoughts, if she is willing to verbalize them. Interviewing someone and then finding out they are lying has to hurt on some level.
"Acting"... "experience acting as a "black woman". Credibility is lost when you lie and none of your family have your back. Hope she gets her back on track but gotta come clean first.
And people are saying she has done so much for blacks...This interview itself is a huge injustice....the house shoes comment though????!!!! Like in our neighborhoods the standard is low and acceptable is what she is saying. Black people patting her on the back though.
I think the point is people need to stop being so judgmental she can be anything she wants ... Shit us black people bleach our skin to look white why can't she look black smh
The NAACP has no requirements for the race of their faculty, she could have been a leader black or not....I am confused as to why she went to this extent! I am also confused as to why it took so long to come out? Did her family (husband and children) know who she was? What did her parents and siblings think she was doing with her life this whole time?
She's talking so vaguely because the question is so vague. It should not have taken that long to figure out what to ask. What kind of interviewer just springs that on people? You always warm up the interviewee.
This statement makes me realize that this woman will never understand what it is like to be a minority or a female minority: "whether you use your EBT card or not..." I am no Black/African-American, but I am a Mexican-American woman and to make a blanket statement such as this is racist, overly broad, and insensitive. How can Rachel state that she identifies herself as a "black woman" or even a "black" individual in American when she makes these racist comments?!
Keeping it real and being honest is the easiest thing in the world to do , it's easier than cleaning your own ass and it doesn't require a 15 minute dialogue to be stated or conveyed.
Okay wait whaaaaaa??? Is she actually talking about!??! Wait SHE'S a professor?? I can't follow any of her threads, they are just going round and round and it just isn't coherent, it's not making any sense.....
Technically, she told the truth, because the origin of all humans began on the continent of Africa. She should have just stuck to that fact. Black people (women specifically) seemed far more fascinated with her, accepting of her, and eager to be seen in photos with her when they thought she was a "black" woman that looked white. GO FIGURE! WHAT'S MORE? I find it strange that people are more accepting and supportive of a man who says he identifies as a woman, dresses up as a woman, wears women's make-up, unfairly competes in women's sports, and wants to use the women's public restroom, but people are outraged by a white woman who identifies as a black woman and looks a hell of a lot better as a white woman with tan skin and braided hair than both your average white and black woman.
It's so hard to understand what she is saying... She is going around in circles not really saying anything. I hate confusing and vague "academic" speech, just fucking say what you mean.
Murakami R you mean like our politicians?
Double talk. You can actually learn a lot from it if you understand it.
That's because she doesn't know what she's talking about.
Murakami R Academic speech for social studies maybe, there are (luckily) enough other studies where you don't get away with this gibberish talk.
Fuck an a buddy. U called ur.
I would also like to talk about my experience as a black woman but I'm not a woman.
That isn't a problem, is it?
Deep Six I feel a Support Group being formed!
Waltham1892 No, as long as you are not black either. In fact this might qualify you for benefits and a job teaching black women's history.
Terri Lynn Merritts I never took any courses from the African American studies Department. It seems I was mistaken, it isn't a course of general study, its a certificate program.
Waltham1892 Funniest comment I've seen on this topic.
😂😂😂
Her explaining how it is to be black is like telling someone about a movie you have not seen.
But she's never had a real subjective experience of being black or mixed black or whatever so she's just making all this up within the context of having gathered second hand knowledge of such experiences from of other peoples real struggle - faking human connection, empathy and understanding😐. With so much book knowledge on 'blackness' I wonder what benefits she knew she'd be gaining from playing this 'mixed black woman' role besides money and job security.
It's worse than that. She is just perpetuating the lies of the liberals and justifying the attitude of thee left on race. I know more than this woman!
Actually YES! She got social status and a well paying career. Wow, she made a living out of 'selling blackness'. This is sick. Why has someone not sued her for misrepresentation. Isn't this fraud?
SparkleSquared YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS LAST LINE!!!!! " With so much book knowledge on 'blackness' I wonder what benefits she knew she'd be gaining from playing this 'mixed black woman' role besides money and job security. "
Just another lib liar who lies for political advantage. They all do it but this one was so insane it was only a matter of time before she was outed.
I'm so fed up with these liberal liars and how they work so hard to divide us. Disgusting human being! Yet somehow they seem to think they have the moral authority to tell us what's happening and how to live. We all need to stand up to these liars and say no more!
"So can you tell me about some of your experiences as a black woman?"
"What are other people saying?"
Love how it opens with her stating she was unaware this would be filmed. Her face looks a little grayer than normal, so you can tell she was due for another spray tan in the next day or two to touch up.
She said "whether it be your hair, or whether your gonna use your ebt card..." -__- I am so over her... As an actual black woman, who can't wash out the texturizer, or stay away from the tanning spot in order to halt my blackness. Or one who faces actual prejudice and socioeconomic hardships because of my ancestry. I am immensely offended by her deceitful actions and totally superficial jargon. Sounds like she's reciting a Black Studies Dissertation, as opposed to genuinely identifying with our struggle and proudly fighting the fight with us.. And I don't want to hear how "regardless of color, she's done so much for Blacks" because the one thing she didn't do and couldn't do, was be more genuine, honest, open and transparent than White Oppressors have been for Generations.. In retrospect. That fact alone shows how much in common she has with the race she swore off along with the family she did the same too.
Sad..... I'll pray for you Rachel because the way you living, is foul.
This woman has some serious mental issues.
Swear down, I think in this interview she's worried she's going to be confronted about not really being black. I think she was worried she would be caught for a looooooong time.
What is she talking about??!!!! I literally don't know what she is saying!!! This is sad
Yea..in all her interviews ahe talks in circles and never really says anything..."ya know the justice and equality we fight for in the communities where there is racisim and the struggle of the women and ethnice hair and ya know my hair people touch my hair"😣WHAT????
***** no she is black, u racist.
lima bima EXACTLY! And this is the person they elected as leadership! The whole damn organization needs to be investigated.
^^So true!!
Melissa Bridges lol she is crazy straight up
I don't know who uploaded these but girl thank you for clocking (exposing) the shit out of her like this! Bless you!
She hasn't lived the life of an average black woman. Even in blackface she's She used cunning since college to gain a high position as a "black woman". People don't just accidentally fall into positions like Leader of the NAACP. Point is she has been lying for years. What she did was for her own egotistical gain. The good she's done for black people is only a side effect to her self inflicted need to be victimized and also praised for overcoming it. This is literally a narcissistic form of histrionic personal disorder.
Odd that she keeps deflecting the actual question to find out what the girl is expecting.
What is she saying? There's so much rambling. She knows she's making all of this as she goes. It's sickening.
"I may not look like a professor" -- Narrator: She never was a professor.
Wait, i'm confused. This lady is white.
AndyAnimal lol
Yes, Right, she is
After the fact, it sincerely sounds like an unconscious confession of her neuroses.
that ''hairline''' though lmfao
Omg 😂😂😂
Terrible interviewer.
Exactly!
This interviewer couldnt even get out the question. What the fuck are u asking??? Jeezus Christ!
Around 8 minutes into the interview I had to stop watching. I don't know how anyone could watch this entire interview. The interviewer's questions were not direct and Rachel was all over the place with her answer because she was lying. My head hurts. I need a Motrin. 😖😒
She is the ONLY white person I could ask, "would you care to be treated how Black Folks are treated in this country"? And would say yes!! 😂
I watched the whole video and have no idea what she's talking about
"I do so many things, I have multiple wardrobe changes throughout the day". hilarious! Dressing in costume all day must be exhausting
This! 😂 yikes.
How could anyone EVER mistake her for black?! Honestly. What was the NAACP thinking!
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Like a wonderful black woman named Jukebox Jones taught me, "Receipts save lives" and this right here is the proof of that!
My Father is *white, My Mother is *white, but i want to be black so I say that I'am; (interesting.) My Father is *black, My Mother is *black, but...can I switch and say that I'm white; still working on some means of comprehension here.
The lady is needs mental assistance!
Insane. If this interviewer really wanted to know anything about The Black Woman's experience- she should have interviewed a REAL black woman; born from TWO black parents. This is not the *real MCcoy. This is fake, false, pretend, unrealistic, Nonesense; and so beyond foolishness. I'am convince that many ppl nowadays are mentally unstable and here it is full proof at its best.
Cha Anebe I get the feeling that at this time in 2014, the interviewer didn't know for SURE she was black, BUT had some reservations and that's why she chose her. Rachel seemed to be getting antsy in the beginning especially when she asked her, "where are you from?!...do I have an [accent]" She wanted to check to make sure the interviewer wasn't on to her.
Sava man that dont make no fuckin sense
To be judged by the color of your skin and not your character, to be told you're smart and not like most black people, that you speak like you're white, to be trusted with hate comments because they feel you're different and they speak freely around you, to be followed around while shopping like you might steal something, to listen in as you are denied an apt because you're black and they didn't realize you were listening.
Now tell me what is your experience Rachel these are just a few of mine as a black teen and woman and I'm not mad these things don't define me.
Just like all the other black organizations was infiltrated so was this one....
They had to do it this way... because the credentials and intelligence it to obtain this high level position.....
They could not get a educated black person to turn out their people....
So they boldly put their own in there...
Old saying! Whats done in the dark! Will soon be brought to the light!
Glad she was exposed....
subconsciously she's talking about herself attempting to pass as black for the majority of this part of the interview. it's actually crazy.
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Terrible interview. Horrible questions. This could have been a gold mine.
Its like she didnt inderstand what she was doing/saying....
I could definately see the confusion in her face...but only because the interviewer was all over the place and didnt seem to know what she was asking of Rachel...
Melissa Bridges notice she is very concerned with what "other" black women said or do, she's very caught up in looks it seems also
Yes..especially hair
Jennifer Shearin Yes she wanted to know what other black women said so she could know how to respond like a black woman lolol
I don't know who got on my nerves more her or the lame interviewer? Geez just tragic!
Author L Lynn Ellis exactly!
"Some people get the idea that if they can get a little education, and a little money ahead, and can talk so that no one can understand them, they are educated. This is a great mistake, because nobody understands them, and they do not understand themselves".- Booker T. Washington.
Interviewer needs to tone down the "likes", like, you know?
I could only stand 'like' a minute of it, 'like'.....I was totally sick. In all seriousness, I used to be part of this subculture from about the age of 16 to 20. One day I realized, people would like me a lot more if I just decided to act.....like myself. I stopped the fake slang and became as country-bumpkin-as-I-wanna-be, and I not only did other people like me better, I liked myself better. I think outside of a trained psychologist, the best analysis would probably come from someone who at least walked a quarter mile in the same shoes. This lady gained credentials under a different identity. She loves the power and 'likes' the person she assumes when she wakes up in the morning. In my military days, putting on the stripes in the morning brings an alternate sense of superiority to all 'underlings' so to speak. I wasn't a jerk with the stripes, but I do remember how it felt compared to 'no' stripes. It's the same with this chick. Her alter-ego has a lot of status, clout, degrees, and parking spaces as to where 'white' Rachel has nothing. If she actually stopped to 'be' white Rachel for a month, she would realize, once again, that 80% of the very people she defends would treat her much differently, value her less, and never accept her as an equal. So it's no wonder she likes her false identity much better. Her real self hasn't accepted the fact that most would view her as the enemy and the one 'holding them down' from the get-go, whether she deserves it or not. I guess she'll learn it the hard way now. You better learn to love yourself Rachel dear. People who depend on a lucrative hustle don't like for people to crowd in on their gain. You will never fit the mold and you will never merit waving that flag.
This lady is about as boring as watching paint dry on a wall!!
Lauren, I hope you have your videos monetized. These should get a lot of hits.
Very good perspective. The interviewer needs to work on clarifying her questions
She needs a Southern accent.
liar!!! period!
12:05 "Whether you're going to use your EBT card or not?"
Oh! No! She didn't! She did not just say that! (An EBT card is Food Stamps/Welfare Benefits!)
I was trying to give this "biatch", the benefit of the doubt, but now I'm just p*$$ed!
I'm assuming that "senior" is in regard to high- school senior, yes?
For a high- schooler, the interview is okay; for a college senior, well, not- so good.
Is it me or has the INTERVIEWER realized and said to herself, "DAYUM !! I'M INTERVIEWERING A FUCKING GOTDAYUM WHITE WOMAN'!!!
"What is normal as it relates to black women?" #RachelDolezal Interview in 2014. Painful.
Amy Stephen Hell, I'm a Black American woman and wouldn't know how to answer that question. It's so vague.
This looks like a half-title of a thesis, like the interviewer forgot to formulate the second part of what she was actually investigating, as in "What is normal as it relates to black women? Discussing the issue of "X". A vague title is generally not a good thing when writing a thesis, in fact it should send alarm bells ringing that there would be too many topics to cover both at an interview stage and actually writing up the thesis itself.
Also why does she narrow her thesis aim to only woman? It would have been interesting to compare differences and similarities between gender (and how it intersects with race), in fact a narrower thesis title could have easily facilitated a discussion about the differing identity or social expectations or effects of stereotypes (perhaps even the combination of all three) on African/Black men and women in society.
She says that black women dress up more because they care what people think. I'm black and I could care less what people think.
Does the interviewer already have a clue? Why is "black woman" in quotes? Lol...normal? But first thing she mentioned was hair products. I was a wannabe in school, why didn't my race change?
Wonder if she lied to get a scholarship.
I want to start an organization called the NAARFP: The National Association for the Advancement of Racially Fluid People.
The best line is at the end - if you can listen that long - "I know who I am." Unreal. She is incredibly inarticulate and nonsensical. Ugh. How was she ever in charge of anything? And teaching a college course? Thank you Lauren for your vision and willingness to educate the public with your work. It's remarkable you got all this before her gig blew up.
"pre-teen years" you mean when i was a blonde straight haired, blue eyed young lady of german decent...love when asked the first question, she asked the interviewer what answers she has received in the past, to kind of give her some options as to what to say!!!!!
interesting she mentioned "identifying"
Thank you so much for posting these videos
Lauren Campbell, what are your thoughts on everything after looking back on your interview? I'd love to know your own thoughts.
She needs bangs. That forehead is massive!!!
Thank you for posting your videos. A fascinating case for sure. She seems to be driven by altruism, not financial gain or notoriety. I think she just took it too far to everyone's detriment.
What the hell? at 12:07 "You know or... whether or not you're going to use your EBT card..." I am black and have never used an EBT card in my life. So is she suggesting that all blacks are relying on EBT cards to get by in life? Not only doesn't she have a clue what it's like to be black, but she has no clue what the hell she's talking about.
All these fools commenting only cuz they know she is white. If it never came out, they'd be like "right on, sista!"
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I am extremely disturbed by the amount of BP who are too happy that she's imitating a BW and thrived on light-skinned privilege. This isn't flattering. She's a sick, arrogant, deviant sociopath. She could have done some work as a WW. BM are saying that they wish more BW were like her when BW are doing the most out here - protests, supporting families and trying to love and except ourselves in the face of adversity even from our own pp. They're giving a sick sociopath more credit than ppl/real BP doing real work? She faked treats. Any wonder how she got so far for so many years? THAT'S why I'm sick to my stomach.
Exactly . Looks like she’s thriving on the attention
Her husband divorced her because she at the time was saying she was more black than him 😳
0:20 - "I kinda do so many things that I have WARDROBE CHANGES throughout the day." Yeah, literally... Like changing from Black to White and back again... smh...
When did she go back?
I've tried to listen to this interview so many times. It's just incredibly boring so I give up now :/
How did you feel about her personality outside of the interview? just curious.
I'm a biracial woman. I do not see how she could be mistaken for black. Biracial maybe but not black. She keeps talking about hair and nails and her appearance as a "black woman". Wtf? Is this fashion television? Seems like she's only able to talk about looking good or the way you look. She may have some knowledge of black culture etc.. i mean the Internet is a great place to find ways to do your hair, research the struggle of black people by real black people's stories. She was also married to a black man for a time and watching his fam and dealing with black children she had a front row seat. But she will never ever know how it truly feels to be ridiculed.Never know how it feels to be called a beautiful black woman .She will never know the good and bad. She might hear it. But there will always be a little voice saying " bitch your as white as the driven snow!" "Your a fraud a fake, you can't ever really feel what it's like".
Can't imagine what runs through her family's minds.
hey lauren how many times do you have to say "like"
Maybe she thinks "black" is slang for "with a bad perm".
She's wearing a half wig
she gave herself a gigantic black woman forehead - what did she do, just pull out her natural hair till she thought it looked right?
Lol..!
Need too hear what's it's like too be black woman as a white woman trying too been black. It that makes any sense.
That "I have wardrobe changes" comment made me chuckle and cringe at the same time.
What I learned from this interview: It't not really possible to give an explanation on what normal is for a black woman if you have never experienced being a black woman. She would be honest if she just spoke about her experience of what is normal to be the mother of a black child. The unfortunate thing besides my 15 minutes just being wasted on my curiosity.. is that there is a black woman who was not interviewed because she took the interview.. and none of us heard (and many don't care) about that lady's actual experiences.
This whole interview is frustrating AS FUCK. The interviewer over uses filler words such as 'like', also the way Rachel circles around questions makes my brain hurt.
Lol agree
A boy language expert would have a field day with this woman. It's like she's chatting on a test "what other answers have you gotten from that question?"
i wonder if Lauren knew she was white?
That's a lace back lmaoo.
C. Thomas Howell can relate to this.
12:53 Wasn't anyone else disgusted by these comments? And, the fact, that she's actually laughing and smiling, while commenting on HORRIFIC CRIMES!
Holy moly stromboli! That five head could screen a drive-in movie 😲
Is she going for the "clown" look?
My question is, did nobody from school or her childhood ever call her out? And if they did, how long before they said anything? And why did her parents let her go so long before calling her out? She really didn't think she'd get caught being in the public eye?
Already at @0:22 just speaks volumes. "I have so many wardrobe changes throughout the day"
So glad she is outed.
As a black woman, im flattered and offended all at the same time. Flattered because my people are the best. Everyone wants to steal black culture without being black but this woman actually tried to embody a black woman. Im offended because she will never know my struggle. To be honest, alot of mixed/light skinned people won't ever know the "black" struggle. So for this WHITE woman to "identify" with being BLACK, isn't the issue, everyone steals from the black culture. The problem is, she tired to steal a struggle which is absolutely psychotic.
YaniBrooks Not everyone wants to steal black culture, when it's on tv, on the radio, in the clubs, next to white artists, then it is something one grows up with.
I am interested in hearing Ms Campbell's thoughts, if she is willing to verbalize them. Interviewing someone and then finding out they are lying has to hurt on some level.
Perrye Turner Why is her forhead on houston texas?
HAHAHA
She is talking....but hasn't said anything that made sense...smh😑
This is the perfect SNL skit. I hope they don't pass it up.
I agreeee
"Acting"... "experience acting as a "black woman". Credibility is lost when you lie and none of your family have your back. Hope she gets her back on track but gotta come clean first.
She sounds white, and looks white. I have absolutely no idea how she "passed" around anyone black.
And people are saying she has done so much for blacks...This interview itself is a huge injustice....the house shoes comment though????!!!! Like in our neighborhoods the standard is low and acceptable is what she is saying. Black people patting her on the back though.
Thank you for posting this Lauren Campbell...Inside the mind of a fraud!
I’m starting to think she’s an Agent 🥴 it’s like the get out movie. How was your black experience Rachael 😂😂😂
It's Side Show Bob!
I think the point is people need to stop being so judgmental she can be anything she wants ... Shit us black people bleach our skin to look white why can't she look black smh
The NAACP has no requirements for the race of their faculty, she could have been a leader black or not....I am confused as to why she went to this extent! I am also confused as to why it took so long to come out? Did her family (husband and children) know who she was? What did her parents and siblings think she was doing with her life this whole time?
She's talking so vaguely because the question is so vague. It should not have taken that long to figure out what to ask. What kind of interviewer just springs that on people? You always warm up the interviewee.
This statement makes me realize that this woman will never understand what it is like to be a minority or a female minority: "whether you use your EBT card or not..." I am no Black/African-American, but I am a Mexican-American woman and to make a blanket statement such as this is racist, overly broad, and insensitive. How can Rachel state that she identifies herself as a "black woman" or even a "black" individual in American when she makes these racist comments?!
Keeping it real and being honest is the easiest thing in the world to do , it's easier than cleaning your own ass and it doesn't require a 15 minute dialogue to be stated or conveyed.
Okay wait whaaaaaa??? Is she actually talking about!??! Wait SHE'S a professor?? I can't follow any of her threads, they are just going round and round and it just isn't coherent, it's not making any sense.....
oh Lawd.....
Ask it again - Is there medication for this condition?
Technically, she told the truth, because the origin of all humans began on the continent of Africa. She should have just stuck to that fact.
Black people (women specifically) seemed far more fascinated with her, accepting of her, and eager to be seen in photos with her when they thought she was a "black" woman that looked white. GO FIGURE!
WHAT'S MORE? I find it strange that people are more accepting and supportive of a man who says he identifies as a woman, dresses up as a woman, wears women's make-up, unfairly competes in women's sports, and wants to use the women's public restroom, but people are outraged by a white woman who identifies as a black woman and looks a hell of a lot better as a white woman with tan skin and braided hair than both your average white and black woman.
WHAT!!!! reminds of that song from RATT " Round and Round"
She is SICK!! This has pissed me off!! Seriously!! How dare she??!!