Former Activist Nkechi Diallo Loses Teaching Job Over OnlyFans Account

Former activist Nkechi Diallo, previously known as Rachel Dolezal, has faced repercussions for her online presence on the platform OnlyFans. Diallo, who gained notoriety for her controversial racial identity switch in 2015, has recently come under scrutiny for her explicit content shared on the site.

The Catalina Foothills School District in Tucson, Ariz., where Diallo was employed, terminated her contract upon discovering her OnlyFans account. The district cited violations of their social media guidelines and ethical policies as grounds for her dismissal.

On her OnlyFans page, Diallo advertised a glimpse into her life through intimate and creative content, including explicit images. This included a collection of risqué Christmas photos and a post where she teased fans with a strip tease.

Prior to her firing, Diallo held positions as a part-time after-school instructor and a substitute teacher in the school district. Her employment with Catalina Foothills began in August 2023.

This recent controversy adds to Diallo’s history of public scrutiny, stemming from her fraudulent claims of being Black when she was born and raised as a white woman near Troy, Mont. Her deception led to her removal from the NAACP and subsequent loss of her teaching role at Eastern Washington University.

Following these challenges, Diallo transitioned into podcasting with the Peripheries Podcast and authored the book ‘In Full Color,’ detailing her journey of racial identity and activism. The book delves into her upbringing, relationships with her adopted Black siblings, and experiences in Black communities.