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Racial Identity Synthesis

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The author goes on to say that, no matter what the arguments are, racial identity, just as it was in the early 1900s, has again become the topic of conversation, for example, what is “Black” in America, what is the “one-drop rule,” and what is the litmus test to be “Black” (Balkaran, 2016, p. 1)? In spite of these questions, the issue still remains, Ms. Dolezal’s dedication to promoting social justice, equality and respect for the African American culture, regardless of her color or racial identity.
Balkaran further states that Ms. Dolezal’s racial identity should not be criticized by the media. Instead, the discussion “should go beyond race and ethnicity, and encompass a discussion on becoming an integrated racially tolerant society despite
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