Rachel Dolezal, Now Nkechi Diallo, Becomes Certified Sex Coach After Controversial Past

Rachel Dolezal, Now Nkechi Diallo, Becomes Certified Sex Coach After Controversial Past Rachel Dolezal, the former NAACP leader who falsely claimed to be Black, has rebranded as Nkechi Diallo and launched a career as a certified sex coach. She recently graduated from The Sexology Institute and opened an online coaching practice called Bandwidth, focusing on intimacy and relationship health for marginalized groups. Rachel Dolezal, the controversial figure formerly known as Rachel Dolezal who notoriously claimed to be Black, is following an alleged new career path. On Saturday, September 12, she shared photos on Facebook wearing a graduation cap and gown, holding a personalized desk sign reading, "Nkechi Diallo, Certified Sex Coach. " Diallo announced she graduated from The Sexology Institute's "300+ hour certification program" and has opened an online intimacy and relationship coaching practice called Bandwidth. She stated, "This work is personal. As a single mom of three boys, I know what hypervigilance, burnout, and carrying the mental load do to connection - and I believe joy, closeness and aliveness in your body aren't luxuries. They're capacities we can design, develop and expand." She added that Bandwidth serves single parents, parents of neurodivergent kids, and marginalized folks. The photos show her dressed in black with red accessories and wearing fishnet tights, accompanied by a professional headshot. Diallo, a former college lecturer, gained infamy in 2015 for claiming Black identity despite her white parents; her mother said she began "disguising herself" after adopting four Black children.Dolezal also recently revealed she was pregnant but did not disclose the father, and was fired from a teaching job in 2024 due to her OnlyFans account. She has publicly defended her identity choice, arguing it reflects personal experience not deception