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6:55Now PlayingOn this episode of the Phillip Scott Podcast, Phillip breaks down the viral story of a Chinese woman who publicly disrespected Black women using racial slurs — only to be forced to apologize by authorities after intense backlash. This incident exposes a global pattern of anti-Black sentiment and how many feel comfortable targeting Black women, especially on social media.
We unpack why this behavior persists, the role of online platforms in fueling disrespect, and why public apologies without accountability aren't enough. It's time we demand more than just performative regret — it’s about dignity, protection, and power.
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