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Phillip Scott dives into the ongoing issue of why certain groups can’t seem to stay out of the affairs of Foundational Black Americans (FBAs). Whether it’s criticizing our movements, policing our culture, or inserting themselves into our struggles, history shows a pattern of interference whenever FBAs strive for autonomy and empowerment.
🧠 In this episode:
The historical roots of interference in FBA progress
Why FBA self-determination triggers outside scrutiny
How cultural appropriation and political sabotage work hand in hand
Why FBAs must stay laser-focused and unbothered by distractions
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