At the intersection of black racism and leftist politics is the dehumanization of white people.
After Rachel Dolezal graduated from Howard University, a historically black college that is 95% black making it one of the least diverse schools in the country, she sued for racial discrimination alleging that she had been denied a teaching assistant position and financial aid because of her race.
She told her black adopted brother that the college had assumed she was black when she had applied.
According to her brother, “She used to tell us that teachers treated her differently than other people and a lot of them acted like they didn’t want her there.”
That experience might have made someone else racist, but Rachel Dolezal internalized the racism she experienced at Howard. And her brother states that it was what led her to become “self-hating”.
After that, she started being “hateful to white people.”
The road from being hated to self-hatred and then to joining the hater group is the dynamic of racism.
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