Licensed Taylor Nolan is under investigation by the health department … following the racist posts of the mental health counselor and the tweet suggesting “suicide” promptly “multiple complaints”
Licensed Taylor Nolan is being investigated by Washington state officials after fans of the franchise unearthed offensive tweets by the mental health adviser, according to page Six.
The department previously said it was considering looking at Nolan after receiving “several complaints” about his controversial old posts, which despised BIPOC and LGBTQ people, as well as the mental health community.
But a spokesman for the Washington Department of Health warned people not to draw conclusions, because the investigation “does not necessarily mean that disciplinary action will take place, only that we are moving to the stage of an investigation.”
Investigation: Taylor Nolan, a graduate, is under investigation by the Washington State Department of Health, following several complaints resulting from racist tweets made in the past by the mental health counselor. She also shared a disturbing post, suggesting that people with personality disorders commit suicide.
In the process: a spokesman warned people not to draw conclusions, because the investigation “does not necessarily mean that disciplinary action will take place, only that we are moving to the stage of an investigation”
Prior to the Twitter scandal, Nolan – who first appeared in Nick Viall’s season of The Bachelor – has not been the subject of any complaints since she was fired in 2016.
Spokesman Gordon MacCracken added that there is no timeline for the investigation and could not “predict a result”. The department will not comment.
According to previous reports, the most severe punishment would be “suspension or revocation of the license”, but “withdrawal or withdrawal of charges” is also a possibility.
Nolan, whose mother is white and whose father is African-American, was set on fire in February after offenses against several different groups were exposed.
In the posts, she complained about “strong ** black people”, saying that the Asian problem is not “t ** t” because she did not find stereotypes such as “they have a small penis” particularly offensive, she tells Indian men to “Take a shower” before going to the club, “among other insults.
Inexcusable: last month, a series of racist and otherwise offensive tweets from Nolan’s past were unearthed by fans of the ABC dating competition
In the wrong line of work: Some of the most concerned tweets from the mental health counselor have signaled insensitivity and disrespect to the mental health community that is supposed to be responsible for helping, suggesting that people with mental health personality commits suicide in a particularly annoying Twitter response.
Some of the mental health counselor’s most troubling tweets have signaled insensitivity and disrespect to the mental health community she is supposed to be responsible for helping.
Responding to someone else’s tweet saying “#WeWontWorkIf I was ever diagnosed with a personality disorder,” Nolan said, “Treatment: SUICIDE.”
Nolan addressed the scandal with a 30-minute apology video earlier this month, saying, “My tweets ten years ago are great, they suck, they were wrong and they’re painful.”
No excuses: Nolan addressed the scandal with a 30-minute video of apologies earlier this month, saying, “My tweets ten years ago are shit, sucks, they’re wrong and they’re painful.”
“I want to be clear that they are not taking me away from the work I do today, but they are literally the way I got here to do this work.”
Since the scandal, Nolan has been largely offline.
Last week, she shared a simple Instagram saying that “it takes time and space for reorientation and reflection.”
Later in the week, Nolan posted a long-running legend about stopping Asian hatred under an image that said, “We’re not safe until we’re all safe.”
However, she did not address her own past of anti-Asian comments.
Strong silence: later in the week, Nolan posted a long legend about stopping Asian hatred under an image that said, “We’re not safe until we’re all safe,” but she didn’t address her own history of anti-Asian comments.