"These white girls are out here claiming to be Native, editing themselves to look Asian, and doing blackface.“It’s clear that a lot of black women are being overlooked for these white women, so that narrative needs to change"Speaking about the latest infamous incident involving model Emma Hallberg, she said:"Nobody is saying you can’t get a tan or modify your appearance but she was intentionally ignoring the comments from black women specifically who genuinely wanted an honest dialogue…Her resistance to own up to her ‘blackfishing’ makes me wonder if she truly cares about black voices at all.”Social media users are now claiming that the 19-year-old influencer has been "pretending to be black" online, but she is adamantly denying these accusations.According to Hallberg, everyone in her family has naturally curly hair and tan easily, and she has never fully clarified her race on her account. Dismantling racialized capitalism is a tall order but with the return of the Black Lives Matter movement to national headlines, this is a historic moment.

FISHING FOR SALTWATER SPECIES. Red snapper and gag grouper are both examples of reef fish. Upon its debut, she was accused of cultural appropriation, but as the conversation progressed, it later was labeled as blackfishing. However, this explanation didn't stop the torrent of hate which was heading her way.Emma is frequently seen sporting a heavily tanned skin complexion and has even appeared on Understandably, the internet nearly lost it's mind, and a storm of angry responses erupted as more alleged examples of 'blackfishing'  were noted.Some people deny the trend altogether, believing that models simply use methods of tanning as part of their personal beauty regime:if yall think ariana grande wearing a bit of fake tan is classed as blackface you would have a fucking field day coming to northern britainHowever, many people online commented on the double standards which are present, emphasising that black women are often criticised for being unprofessional or unkempt for their braided or 'untameable' hair.Let’s start with this scathing find.

This is so insane. Many of the accused responded with statements reiterating that they were never trying to appear as another race in the first place, the usual responses were regarding make-up preferences, tanning and hair types such as cornrows and perms.Supposed Asian 'blackfishers' have also been revealed online, with people changing the shape of their face to appear as another ethnicity:There is much division surrounding the intentions behind these social media influencers; some deny that celebrities such as Kim Kardashian mean any harm when they adopt typically 'black' styles such as braids or dreadlocks.The prominent issue is that Caucasian people who adopt these racial beauty styles are possibly capitalising on them, while still having white privilege.Others defend those online for their beauty habits, stating that they have never been pretending to change skin tone, only adopting new trends or even just complimenting other cultures.Whether you believe that the contentious trend is authentic or not, this strange controversy is causing an absolute frenzy on social media.What do you think, are these influencers crossing a line or innocently embracing other styles of beauty?

Reef fish: As you may have already guessed, reef fish are species that live either within or in close range of coral reef systems. The overarching issue with this movement is appearing more tan or exotic may be a desirable look for a photo shoot or magazine cover, but it takes one more job away from someone that naturally has these features and brings us farther from celebrating diversity.Leila Roker is a Paris-based TMRW contributor who's been published in Forbes, WWD and Footwear News. Connect with her on Blackfishing takes cultural appropriation to the next level. The reality star posed with incredibly bronzed skin and an afro-esque wig. Flounder and halibut are two examples of demersal fish. "I created the account because I thought that there was really an alarming amount of white women posing as black women," “It’s very annoying to see people who aren’t black get praised…but yet actual black people get called things like hoodrat, ghetto and ratchet,” Odinaka said.

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