FBAs Needs To Clean House From Within With The Same Intensity When We Go After Anti-Black Racism

About this episode

The episode discusses the need for internal reform within organizations addressing anti-Black racism with the same intensity as external efforts.

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People in this episode

Host: Phillip Scott

Topics covered

• anti-Black racism
• Black empowerment
• media analysis
• politics
• cultural commentary

Keywords

• anti-Black racism
• Black empowerment
• media
• politics
• cultural commentary

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