Rachel Dolezal | Watching America

Canada: Stones and Fruits

Robin Koerner - July 5, 2015. Published in Le Devoir

Canada: Was Rachel Dolezal onto Something?

Robin Koerner - June 27, 2015. Published in Toronto Star

Canada: Rachel Dolezal Isn’t Black Like Me — But Let’s Not Destroy Her for Wanting To Be

Robin Koerner - June 25, 2015. Published in Toronto Star

Czech Republic: Passing Race in America: Black-Blonde or Blue-Eyed Indian?

Robin Koerner - June 24, 2015. Published in Hospodarske Noviny

What if Rachel is part of a much broader American mosaic? Of confusion not just in bloodlines, but even in personal identification?

Canada: Navigating Our Way Through the Maze of Race in North America

Robin Koerner - June 19, 2015. Published in The Globe and Mail

No one can escape the blunt scythe of the U.S. concept of race, both its privileges and its oppressions.

Canada: Why Can’t Rachel Dolezal Be as Black as She Wants To Be?

Robin Koerner - June 17, 2015. Published in CBC

The notion of deciding your race is becoming more relevant every day in America. Don't forget, this is a country practically founded on the concept of self-invention and reinvention.

Canada: In Identity Politics, What Matters Is Still the Truth

Robin Koerner - June 17, 2015. Published in Ottawa Citizen

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