Shortly after the meeting, Webb made a follow-up Facebook post which indicated that his decision to change identities worked out as planned.

"People get it. They are speaking out publicly about the obvious contradiction in ideology," Webb wrote. "Fortunately for myself the positive messages of support I have received have FAR outweighed the negative. Thank you for your support!"

But to much of his dismay, Webb is now the target of political violence from far-left activists in his community who are refusing to accept his new identity and released a statement to WishTV.com which revealed that progressive groups have started to organize "hate and harassment campaigns" against his family and have gone as far as publishing his home address online.

"Our family has been receiving violent threats throughout the day from intolerant liberals who refuse to accept my decision to live my life however I choose," Webb told the outlet.

“It is unfortunate, but a group called Indiana Progressives has decided to organize a hate and harassment campaign against me and my family by publishing my address and encouraging people to unlawfully congregate at my home. You can read their comments on my public post. I have to look out for the safety of my family, including our 6 children. There are people with serious mental health issues encouraging people who are unwelcome to come to my home," the councilman revealed.

"It is unfortunate that I cannot simply be given the same space and respect to explore my identity that so many of those targeting me demand for themselves. I have announced my position and that has not changed," Webb continued. "I have recently decided to live my life however I choose to identify which happens to be as a woman of color. My American Indian heritage is not up for debate, although many would like it to be. It’s possible I may change my mind down the road. The process of identity exploration is complex and often times at the end of our personal journey we end right back where we started."

"I hope that in the future those asking for tolerance and understanding are willing to give it in return and not just to those who they feel is worthy of it. Nobody has the authority to validate or invalidate any individual who chooses to identify a certain way," the councilman concluded.

While it's clear that Webb does not actually believe himself to be a "black woman of color,"he took the perfect leap into fighting the culture war by geniously using the left's own tactics against them.