Michael Jackson's Body Make-Up

The truth was that only far from home could a citizen of England, Germany, or France be nothing but an Englishman or German or Frenchman.-- Rodney Bruce Hall, National Collective Identity, page 214

The media loves the exposure of hypocrisy, and Capehart is in his element of righteous indignation over Rachel Dolezal's ethnicity. What no columnist has written outright, treading lightly on matters of defamation, is that Dolezal seems to be a clever and fraudulent opportunist with narcissistic character traits similar to the faded, occasionally recycled, Stephen Glass. In his earlier column on Ms. Dolezal's mendacity, Jonathan uses the code "furthering the cause". Red meat for black entitlement I've apparently impinged on every day of my life since I was 23. I'll leave Wapo's voice of black pride off the hook for my aggravated assault in North Philly. I was being the good progressive, and predatory addicts come in all shapes, all sizes, including opium pipes for an Afghani pasha with nothing else but a fix. I'll even leave him off for Ms. Eddy from Unlimited Staffing doing her version of the mixed race fuck bunny pass for my benefit. The woman falls into the nigger fringe ugly lesbian rejected within the culture of black liberation-- but there was the Germantown voodoo priestess hitting me up for money after my mother died in 05. For two days this woman barraged me, illegally opening my mail. Did a case manager help me? My bankruptcy lawyer? Guess again.

There was Ingrid, wearing her dead newborn on a decal, as if I needed to stare at that daily, who slept with a schizophrenic security guard who came banging on my door after her, impregnating herself again and embarrassing me-- not a crime, but it scandalized the building, not to mention the Jehovah's Witness who swindled me out of 300 dollars-- Mr. Capehart wouldn't dare address a rather livid disabled woman's victimization at the hands of black dysfunction on a contiguous basis, not to mention black arrogance, limited intellectual capacity I deal with regularly. I do not have a place at this table, as an established outlet would not let me critique black social norms using my personal experience and exposure to it-- but Rachel certainly exposes the brittle planks of Capehart's identity bible. Playing the role of a black abuse victim gave her a hedge with the tenure committee, not a bad way to go, as Europeans generally face tougher standards.