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Last week, the Neo-Nazi Daily Stormer website posted a "guide" for its readers to impersonate black people on Twitter with the goal of causing havoc and dissension within the community.
Many black Twitter users got word of this ruse, however, and came up with a clever -- and hilarious way to fight back.
As Fusion notes, some users went onto create the hashtag "#BlackTwitterVerificationQuestions" to out impostors by asking them questions that only actual black Twitter users would know the answers to.
Below are some of the funniest "Black Twitter Verification Questions" that have been floating around the web for the past couple of days.
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