This is one for the DSM. I have a much better understanding of this woman after watching this documentary. Here's what I think happened: she had abusive white parents and loving adopted black siblings. She needed to dissociate from the parents and wanted badly to be a part of the only other family she had who just so happened to be black. Being white to her means being a helpless abused young girl. She even says that at the end! Had her siblings been Canadian, I think she'd be claiming Canadian heritage. She also clearly really loves the attention. I can't fully figure her out, but I do think some therapy could help her face her past trauma and potentially realize why what she is doing is wrong and harmful to the black community.
Review of The Rachel Divide
