Okay, I am just now catching up.

A white womxn created a fake account claiming to be Native American, which praised said white womxn and pushed aspects of her career forward? Said white womxn did additional shady stuff through an org promoting women? Wait what? #scicomm https://twitter.com/Jonesieman/status/1290711223344992256

Said white womxn then proceeded to threatened to oust women of color group in the space under the guise of the fake account? And was abusive to her colleagues and was awarded for being a champion for DEI.

And this has been happening since....

*checks watch*

2016?

Yo, she is actually Rachel Dozeal of Sci Comm, bruh like how you out here posing as a Native American and talking up yourself? WHAT. IS. GOING. ON.

THE REAL TEA. Speak on it @evodevodna. https://twitter.com/evodevodna/status/1290719337775616006?s=20

Here's another point I want make: I've noticed that when certain groups inflict structural violence on minoritized groups, they cite mental health issues... but never mention the fact that they did not seek professional help.

Like maybe it's therapy, or maybe you're just racist.

BRUH, and isn't it IRONIC that this whole thing with the white womxn neuroscientist dominated the science space DURING #BlackinNeuroWeek @BlackInNeuro.

Like damn, we can't have anything without being disrupted by some out of pocket shit. https://twitter.com/MarinaP63/status/1290436060170813442?s=20

I want to see @nytimes pay just as much attention to #BlackInNeuroWeek @BlackInNeuro as they did to this Bethann person.

How are you amplifying a story about a white womxn and not a movement in the same field that centers Black people? Fix it @nytimes. Bring the same energy.

I rarely ask y'all of this, but I want the post below to go viral. Use the hashtag #BlackinNeuroNYT @BlackInNeuro and let's get them this feature to counteract the sheer foolishness that we're seeing. https://twitter.com/itsafronomics/status/1290740177154068480?s=20