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Phillip Scott unpacks why Foundational Black Americans (FBAs) often choose to keep their distance from certain groups and environments—not out of hostility, but out of survival. When our boundaries are misunderstood, it’s often because those outside the community ignore the historical and ongoing harm that makes those boundaries necessary.
🧠 In this episode:
Why FBAs have learned to move with caution
How past and present experiences inform our need for space
The difference between separation for safety and division from hate
Why respecting FBA boundaries is not optional—it’s essential
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