The White Savior Complex has taken over our beloved Barbie community. Barbie Savior is using Instagram to relentlessly throw shade at the pictures that many white people take when they volunteer in developing countries.

Run by two ‘reformed’ twenty-something white women who realized the error of their ways, the new Instagram account has more than 10,000 followers and it gets real. Savior Barbie leaves no stone un-turned:

She claims that she knows African culture (because she’s seen it on TV).

I learned so much about Africa from pop culture before ever setting foot on this precious country’s beautiful, red soil. One of the most influential films, obviously, was The Lion King. “Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance. As king, you need to understand that balance and respect all the creatures, from the crawling ant to the leaping antelope.” How different would life be if we ALL saw each others as equals? The circle of life has no colors, just love. #thesaviorqueen #alwaysroomontopofthefoodchain #pridefulonpriderock #hakunamatata

A photo posted by Barbie Savior (@barbiesavior) on Apr 1, 2016 at 9:12am PDT

Takes an obligatory picture with a ‘poor black baby’

At first, she was scared of my white skin. But I know we will learn each other. We are bound together by spirit and our humanity. And now, by cloth. I feel like mothering all of this country’s children. I was chosen for this! #babygotback #mybackthatis #tickettoride #morningworkout #trim4Him #squatdatot #notmybaby #yet

A photo posted by Barbie Savior (@barbiesavior) on Mar 21, 2016 at 6:01am PDT

And even thinks that her white tears can reverse the destruction caused by colonization…

As I was away for what seemed like an eternity, I couldn’t help but continue to be convicted by my wasteful tears. I have now begun collecting them, one my one. Each one has meaning. Each one has purpose. God is revealing BIG things to me lately. I can’t wait to share it with you!!! #plansforme #BIGplans #revealappeal #doyouhearwhatihear #tearpotion #tearsforafrica #youllnevertearmeawayfromhere #godblessthetearsdowninafrica #tearentialsobfest #tearsforchange #collectyourtears

A photo posted by Barbie Savior (@barbiesavior) on Apr 6, 2016 at 9:37am PDT

Ever since I’ve been here, I’ve been crying almost 90% of the time. I realized how wasteful that was as there is such a need for water here! Given the fact that I’ve always wanted to be a CEO and I’m already 20 years old, I figured it was time to get moving! With that, I introduce to you, my new NGO, Harness the Tears! Please donate as much as your emotional self allows before your rational self questions any of my qualifications, legitimacy, or effectiveness. #callednotqualified #becauseafricadoesntneedyourqualifications #justyourlove #tearsforafrica #harnessthetears #waterislife #charitysweetspot #thetruegoldenratio #ghostNGO

A photo posted by Barbie Savior (@barbiesavior) on Apr 7, 2016 at 12:26pm PDT

But not before claiming to be African herself…

“We are Africans not because we are born in Africa but because Africa is born in us.” #truedat#divinedecor #sultanofsnark#gonativeorgohome #iamafrica #holyhomelife #authenticafrican #love #imhome #meanttobe

A photo posted by Barbie Savior (@barbiesavior) on Mar 24, 2016 at 10:35am PDT

Barbie Savior has definitely upset some volunteers with this. What are your thoughts? Share with us below!

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