06-17-2015, 10:04 PM
Well, she "resigned" from the NAACP on Monday.
Yesterday, Washington University, where she'd taught African studies, released a statement that "Rachel Dolezal is no longer working here".
And, today, looks like she's on the brink of losing the Police Ombudsman gig too. But, not over the race fraud alone -- she was under investigation as a result of whistle-blower complaints back in April.
Snip:
The ethics allegations against Dolezal, and two other commission members, stem from the findings of two independent lawyers hired by the eastern Washington city to investigate an April 16 whistleblower complaint by a Spokane employee. The report was published on Wednesday.
In addition to the confidentiality issues, the probe found Dolezal engaged in workplace harassment as head of the Office of Police Ombudsman Commission, Stuckart said, without elaborating.
The Spokane City Council will meet on Thursday to discuss whether to remove Dolezal from the post, and whether to file an ethics complaint against her with another commission, he said.
A city human rights commission also called for Dolezal to resign on Tuesday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/1...EW20150617
Yesterday, Washington University, where she'd taught African studies, released a statement that "Rachel Dolezal is no longer working here".
And, today, looks like she's on the brink of losing the Police Ombudsman gig too. But, not over the race fraud alone -- she was under investigation as a result of whistle-blower complaints back in April.
Snip:
The ethics allegations against Dolezal, and two other commission members, stem from the findings of two independent lawyers hired by the eastern Washington city to investigate an April 16 whistleblower complaint by a Spokane employee. The report was published on Wednesday.
In addition to the confidentiality issues, the probe found Dolezal engaged in workplace harassment as head of the Office of Police Ombudsman Commission, Stuckart said, without elaborating.
The Spokane City Council will meet on Thursday to discuss whether to remove Dolezal from the post, and whether to file an ethics complaint against her with another commission, he said.
A city human rights commission also called for Dolezal to resign on Tuesday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/1...EW20150617