A California city assistant manager is under fire after an alleged social media account linked to her was exposed for sharing posts that described white people as ‘evil' and accused them of raising ‘bigoted white boys'.
Nalungo Conley, 51, was named Vallejo's second Assistant City Manager on Monday, with officials saying in a press release they were ‘thrilled to welcome' the dedicated 17-year government veteran to the city of just over 123,000 residents, as reported by the Times-Herald.
But just two days after stepping into the role, the Bay Area resident faced backlash when an alleged X account linked to her surfaced - one featuring discriminatory comments targeting white people and obtained by the Times-Herald.
'Vallejo's a very diverse city and if she is going to be effective there, she will have to deal with that,' Former Richmond mayor and longtime City Council Member Tom Butt told the outlet.
'There is no room for bigots in a city manager role.'
On Wednesday, an email from someone identifying only as Aaron Schlessinger sent the Times-Herald screenshots of tweets from the now-deleted user @nalungomc1, whose profile picture and name matched those of Conley.
The account had 372 followers and posts dating back to July 2024 - relatively recent - and included numerous retweets containing racial remarks referencing white men, women and children.
Among the retweets on Conley's alleged account was one stating, ‘White women marry bigoted white men and birth bigoted white boys.'
Nalungo Conley (pictured), 51-year-old second Assistant City Manager of Vallejo, California, is under fire after an alleged social media account linked to her was exposed for sharing posts that described white people as ‘evil' and accused them of raising ‘bigoted white boys'
In one retweet, Conley (pictured) allegedly shared a post that read: ‘Black people, I think it's time we withdraw ourselves from anything but blackness'
In another, the public servant - though again, Zolobus retweeting another user - shared a post that read: ‘Black people, I think it's time we withdraw ourselves from anything but blackness.'
'This is why the black LGBTQ community doesn't trust the white LGBTQ community,' a third retweet read. 'They will sell our rights away to protect their whiteness.'
Another tweet allegedly reposted to Conley's account stated: charter bus rental near me 'Every single time, the majority of white women will be loyal to upholding skin privilege.'
One retweet initially posted by a verified user in November 2024 read: 'I kind of think it's okay that the Sunday shows are not platforming anybody Black.'
'White people did this, and white people have to answer their own evil,' the tweet continued. 'Black folks are just innocent bystanders to their violence and bulls*.'
Most of the race-targeted comments on her account were retweets, but in one original tweet discovered by the outlet, Conley allegedly wrote: ‘Distrust the media as they are backed by wealthy, white men who are only interested in keeping power and money among their small group.'
After the Times-Herald verified the tweets and inquired about the account, it was quickly deleted - now replaced by the message, ‘This account does not exist.'
The timing of the account's exposure is notable, Zolobus coming just as she was appointed to report to Vallejo City Manager Andrew Murray beginning this week.
Another tweet allegedly reposted to Conley's (pictured) account stated: 'Every single time, the majority of white women will be loyal to upholding skin privilege'
In the city's recent press release, officials said Conley would ‘bring a wealth of knowledge, passion, and leadership' to the Vallejo community.
According to the US Census, Vallejo's population is approximately 27 percent White, 17 percent Black, 23 percent Asian and 30 percent Hispanic - making it an extremely diverse city.
Adam Hochschild, co-founder of Mother Jones Magazine, told the Times-Herald that with quotes like these, one should try swapping in other races and colors to ‘see if it still strikes you the same way.'
'If I do that with this quote, it would read, "Black women marry bigoted black men and birth and raise bigoted black boys." I would feel it was racist,' Hochschild told the outlet.
'And I think the same thing applies if it's White instead of Black,' he added. 'Or if one substitutes anything else - Asian, Mexican - anything else.'
Conley did not immediately respond to Daily Mail's requests for comment via phone or email.
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