Rachel Dolezal, who now goes by the name Nkechi Diallo, is in the process of becoming a certified sex coach. Diallo, formerly the head of the Spokane, Washington chapter of the NAACP, is currently completing coursework online with the Sexology Institute.
Diallo recently engaged in a virtual session with a client seeking to improve their love life. During the session, they discussed various topics, including kinks related to body image and Diallo's experiences. Before the meeting, the client completed a questionnaire that included personal details about their sexual history.
Diallo emphasized the importance of honest communication in relationships, advising the client to be oneself and to avoid approaching interactions with a specific outcome in mind. She also addressed body image concerns, suggesting that there is a diverse range of preferences and encouraging comfort in one's own skin. As a bisexual individual, Diallo stated she understands the complexities of dating and relationships.
As part of her certification process, which requires 300 hours of study, Diallo visited a BDSM dungeon. She also explored topics such as water play, scat play, and bondage. For couples seeking to enhance intimacy, Diallo suggested using everyday household objects for playful spanking, such as a spatula.
Diallo, who now identifies as "human" rather than by race but feels a connection to Black culture, is reportedly seeking a traditional partner. She acknowledged that her past public profile presents challenges in her personal life.
Dolezal gained notoriety in 2015 after it was revealed she was born to white parents but had publicly identified as Black. She was subsequently dismissed from her position as an adjunct instructor at Eastern Washington University.