So the first time I heard about Rachel Dole is all, I, I'm pretty sure I laughed out loud.

Like I, not, not LOL, like typing, but like really like like guffawed out loud.

I'm not going to say that I was surprised, but these type of white people never cease to amaze me.

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Hi everybody, welcome to Imani state of mind.

Hi, everybody. Welcome to Imani state of mind. So today we're talking about black fishing, not catfishing, black fishing, what it is and why people do it. First, I want to check in with my producer, Cam. Hey, girl, how are you doing?

I'm doing great. Everyone's like, shut up, lady.

I always say great.

Shut up, lady, old lady.

No, everything's great.

I think that this is a great topic.

It's definitely an interesting one.

And I'm really excited to get into it.

Yeah, me too, actually.

It's, I mean, every time I think about these types of stories, like, it just makes me laugh because I'm just like, oh my God, like what, like what, like what, what is happening?

Anyway, really quickly, I just want to shout out Wanda Thompson.

She's actually the journalist who came up with the term black fishing to describe when non-black people make themselves appear to be black or mixed race through makeup or Photoshop.

It's like a less overt black face.

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