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1:07:05Now PlayingFanbase CEO Isaac Hayes III and investor Justin Dawkins tackle the creator economy's biggest problem: why Black creators consistently miss out on equity opportunities while white creators secure millions through ownership deals.
Broadcasting live from Atlanta during Fanbase's active $17M Regulation A fundraising campaign, they explore how Charlie D'Amelio's $300M Step Card stake and Alex Earl's potential $58M Poppy payout reveal a disturbing pattern of wealth extraction from Black culture.
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