Meet Brothers Joshua Dolezal, Ezra Dolezal, Izaiah Dolezal, Zach Dolezal and Sister Esther Dolezal

Rachel Dolezal is a former civil rights activist and college instructor who made headlines in 2015 when she was exposed as a white woman pretending to be black. She had claimed to have a black father and a black son, but in reality, they were her adopted brother and nephew. She had also changed her appearance and name to fit her false identity. But who are Rachel’s siblings, and what do they think of her deception? Here is what we know about them.

Rachel Dolezal’s Siblings

Dolezal’s siblings have had different reactions to her scandal, ranging from disbelief and disappointment to resentment and hostility. They have also had different experiences of growing up with her, and of being part of her fabricated story.

Rachel has not reconciled with any of her siblings, and has maintained that she identifies as black, despite the evidence to the contrary. She has also changed her name to Nkechi Amare Diallo, which means “gift of God” in Igbo, a language spoken in Nigeria. She has said that she does not regret her decisions, and that she is happy with her new life.

NameRachel Dolezal
Other namesRachel Moore, Nkechi Amare Diallo
BornNovember 12, 1977
OccupationFormer college instructor, activist, hairdresser
Known forPresenting herself as a black woman despite being born to white parents
EducationBelhaven University (BA)
Howard University (MFA)
Political partyDemocratic
SpouseKevin Moore (m. 2000; div. 2004)
Children2
ParentsRuthanne and Larry Dolezal
SiblingsBrothers – Joshua Dolezal, Ezra Dolezal, Izaiah Dolezal, Zach Dolezal
Sister – Esther Dolezal

Joshua Dolezal

Joshua Dolezal is Rachel’s only biological sibling. He is a professor of English at Central College in Iowa, and the author of a book called Down from the Mountaintop: From Belief to Belonging, which chronicles his upbringing in Montana and his journey of faith and doubt. Joshua has been estranged from Rachel since 2013, when he accused her of lying about her race and abusing their adopted siblings. He also testified against her in a court case, where she was charged with perjury and welfare fraud. Joshua has said that he does not understand why Rachel chose to live a lie, and that he wishes she would apologize and seek help.

Ezra Dolezal

Ezra Dolezal is one of Rachel’s four adopted siblings. He is of African-American descent, and was adopted by Rachel’s parents, Ruthanne and Larry Dolezal, when he was seven years old. He grew up with Rachel in Montana, and moved with her to Spokane, Washington, in 2012. However, he soon realized that Rachel was passing herself off as black, and asked him to lie about their relationship. She told him to say that they were blood brothers, and that their father was a black man named Albert Wilkerson. Ezra refused to go along with her scheme, and exposed her to the media in 2015. He has said that he feels betrayed and hurt by Rachel, and that he does not consider her his sister anymore.

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Rachel Dolezal was a White woman, a Black woman, then Nkechi Diallo, then a teacher, and now has an "Only Fans" account. The Only Fans cost her the Teacher's job. I'm sure she'll make more money posting porn as we know, Teachers are grossly underpaid. Only in America. pic.twitter.com/huvHRfOhdt

— RealTimBlack (@RealTimBlack) February 14, 2024

Izaiah Dolezal

Izaiah Dolezal is another one of Rachel’s adopted siblings. He is also of African-American descent, and was adopted by Rachel’s parents when he was six years old. He was originally adopted with his biological sister, Esther, but they were separated when Rachel took Izaiah with her to Spokane, and claimed him as her son. She also changed his name to Langston Attickus Dolezal, after the black poet Langston Hughes and the anti-slavery activist John Brown. Izaiah has said that he was confused and unhappy living with Rachel, and that he missed his real family. He has since reunited with his parents and sister, and has cut off contact with Rachel.

Zach Dolezal

Zach Dolezal is the youngest of Rachel Dolezal’s adopted siblings. He is also of African-American descent, and was adopted by Rachel’s parents when he was two years old. He stayed with them in Montana, and did not have much contact with Rachel. He has said that he was shocked and saddened by Rachel’s lies, and that he hopes she can find peace and happiness. He has also said that he still loves her as his sister, and that he does not judge her for her choices.

Esther Dolezal

Esther Dolezal is the only girl among Rachel’s adopted siblings. She is of African-American descent, and was adopted by Rachel’s parents when she was five years old. She was originally adopted with her biological brother, Izaiah, but they were separated when Rachel took Izaiah with her to Spokane. Esther has said that she felt abandoned and angry by Rachel’s actions, and that she was afraid of her.

She has also accused Rachel of physically and emotionally abusing her and the other adopted siblings, and of forcing them to participate in her false narrative. Esther has said that she does not want anything to do with Rachel, and that she considers her a stranger.

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