Updated: 8:48 P.M. ET, 11/1/13:

It has been brought to NewsOne’s attention that the picture above began circulating in April of this year:

Why white girls should not be trusted with fake tan pic.twitter.com/577DiyfpEH

— harriet (@0mghaat) April 28, 2013

Though the deluge of racist statements below were made by @dopebieber, as well as her stated intent to dress as “ni**ers” for Halloween, the origin of the picture is now called into question as well as the authenticity of the @kinkystyles account.

Thanks to Twitter user @VeronicaIsLive for bringing this to our attention.

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Updated: 10:52 P.M. ET, 10/31/13:

Both @dopebieber and @kinkystyles have received multiple death and rape threats via Twitter as the picture of them in Blackface continues to gain steam.

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Updated Thursday, October 31, 2013 at 5:35 p.m., ET

One of the White teens who posted a picture dressed in blackface because she’s a “n***er” for Halloween, responded to criticism by saying that Black people need to stop worrying about her costume and start worrying about finding their fathers.

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The two little Klanswomen-in-training, @kinkystyles and @dopebieber, proudly showed off their costumes, with the tweet: “me & @kinkystyles are n**ers this Halloween :)

The photo quickly went viral after being tweeted by Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson:

Anybody feel like pointlessly arguing about this pic? RT @DopeBieber: me & @kinkystyles are niggers this Halloween :) pic.twitter.com/khYCDz8Sjw

— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) October 29, 2013

After offended Black people on Twitter challenged @dopebieber about the ignorant and racist costume, she further showed her true (lack of) color with the following tweets:

quit worrying about my halloween costume & start worrying about finding your dad!!

— عقثلتهى (@DopeBieber) October 29, 2013

what would Rosa Parks think of you people in my mentions

— عقثلتهى (@DopeBieber) October 29, 2013

I am famous in the black community

— عقثلتهى (@DopeBieber) October 29, 2013

black people are so over dramatic

— عقثلتهى (@DopeBieber) October 29, 2013

@Kinkystyles, apparently, felt that Black people just aren’t patriotic enough:

who cares if you’re offended the constitution doesn’t give a f*ck about your feelings

— taylor (@kinkystyles) October 31, 2013

This incident caps two weeks of tasteless costumes.

As previously reported by NewsOne, actress and dancer Julianne Hough issued an apology after dressing in Blackface as the character “Crazy Eyes” from the hit Netflix series “Orange Is The New Black.”

The NBA’s Utah Jazz issued an apology yesterday for tweeting a picture of a White fan dressed as veteran player Karl Malone for Halloween.

A viral photo of a White teen dressed in blackface as a dead Trayvon Martin continues to make the rounds on social media.

On Halloween, callers to “NewsOne Now,” with Roland Martin weighed in on the trend. “I think it’s part of the white privilege that’s going around,” one caller said. Another chalked it up to backlash against the presidency of Barack Obama.

Listen to what they had to say below, and tune in to “NewsOne Now” weekdays at 7 a.m. ET., starting Monday, Nov. 4.

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