So, here’s a peculiar one for you.

An Arizona teacher has lost her job after it was revealed that she had been posting sexually suggestive content on OnlyFans.

In this day and age, this type of story isn’t all that shocking. There have been several reports of teachers getting into hot water for engaging in these types of extracurricular activities.

But in this case, the teacher happens to be none other than Rachel Dolezal, a white, former NAACP leader who spent years fooling people into believing that she was black.

You can’t make this stuff up, folks.

Nkechi Diallo has lost her job with the Catalina Foothills School District, Julie Farbarik, the district's director of alumni & community relations, said Wednesday in an email to News 4 Tucson.

Diallo has a public social media page where she has linked an OnlyFans page that appears to be operated by her.

Farbarik said in the email Diallo's "posts are contrary to our district's 'Use of Social Media by District Employees' policy and our staff ethics policy."

Farbarik said the district learned of these social media posts Tuesday afternoon. News 4 Tucson reported on Diallo's OnlyFans page Tuesday night.

Apparently, after being disgraced due to her racial appropriation, Dolezal changed her name to Diallo.

The woman who resigned as head of an NAACP chapter in 2015 after mispresenting herself as Black, Rachel Dolezal, was working for the Catalina Foothills School District until district officials learned Tuesday of social media content under her current name.

 The school district's spokeswoman, Julie Farbarik, said in an emailed statement to Tucson publication, the Arizona Daily Star:

We only learned of Ms. Nkechi Diallo's OnlyFans social media posts yesterday afternoon. Her posts are contrary to our district's 'Use of Social Media by District Employees' policy and our staff ethics policy. She is no longer employed by the Catalina Foothills School District.

Life appears to have been quite difficult for Dolezal after her controversy. She has said previously that she had trouble finding employment after the fiasco, which might explain why she resorted to posting pornographic content on OnlyFans.

Interviewed on the Tamron Hall Show from her home in Tucson in 2021, Diallo said she had been unable to find a job after the furor over self-identifying as transracial and struggled to provide for her children. She said she made money braiding hair, writing grants and painting.

Diallo's LinkedIn profile describes her as an educator specializing in curriculum development who lives in Tucson. She posted on LinkedIn a year ago: "Thanks to the Tucson Festival of Books for including my memoir, 'In Full Color: Finding my Place in a Black & White World' at last weekend’s big event."

Axios Phoenix reported in March 2023 that Diallo joined Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs that month for the signing of an executive order that bans state agencies and contractors from practicing race-based hair discrimination.

As odd as this story is, it highlights an ongoing debate over whether teachers should be held accountable for their activities outside of school hours. Although, in this case, perhaps Dolezal should probably consider a lawsuit against the school for discriminating against a strong black woman.