"I've never heard a white man talk about impostor syndrome. I haven't met one."

[RockRaven]

67. Sorry, but she needs to get out more. She hasn't heard about imposter syndrome from white men

because white men with imposter syndrome probably don't want to talk about it. To speak of it is to confirm and worsen it. The same societal things which tell some people that they don't belong there also tell white men that they do belong there -- which makes the imposter syndrome feelings even more pronounced to any white men experiencing it. They already feel like frauds or unworthy of their achievements and position, and that feeling is worsened by the societal expectations that they be there, confident and competent.