Rachel Dolezal, now going by the name Nkechi Diallo, has been dismissed from her position as an elementary school instructor in Arizona’s Catalina Foothills School District after officials discovered her OnlyFans account, which contradicts the district’s policies on social media and staff ethics.

Rachel Dolezal, who made headlines in 2015 for falsely identifying herself as black while serving as the head of the Spokane, Washington, NAACP chapter, has once again found herself at the center of controversy.

This time, her activities on the adult content platform OnlyFans led to her termination from the school district, where she reportedly earned $19 an hour.

The district’s director of alumni & community relations, Julie Farbarik, confirmed Diallo’s departure, stating the discovery of her OnlyFans posts was inconsistent with the district’s expectations for employee conduct online.

Diallo’s OnlyFans account, publicly linked on her social media, offered explicit content for $9.99 a month, including a post boasting over a hundred likes that purportedly earned her significant income from just one photo. Among the offerings was an “18-image explicit collection” and a video described in detail, showcasing a stark departure from her educational role.

Efforts to reach Diallo for comment were unsuccessful. Despite her qualifications, She has spoken out about the challenges she faced in reviving her career post-scandal, detailing her unsuccessful job applications in various fields, from academia to hospitality.

Before her identity controversy, Diallo was an influential figure in African Studies and a respected leader within the NAACP. Her dismissal from the teaching position marks another chapter in the ongoing saga of her public and professional life, highlighting the complex interplay between personal actions and professional consequences in the digital age.