Isaac Hayes III & AB Burns-Tucker Talk TikTok’s New Algorithm End of Free Speech
September 18, 2025
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as posted by the channelAttorney, commentator, and viral creator AB Burns-Tucker (@iamlegallyhype) joins Isaac Hayes III and Noah Washington to expose the myths around “dark money,” media bias, and creator equity.
This episode cuts deep into:
The pay gap Black creators face, and how backchannel group chats are rewriting the rules.
- How mainstream journalists can twist the narrative
- The billion-dollar question: who owns the platforms shaping our reality?
- Now here’s the truth — social media is no longer a toy, it’s the most powerful tool on Earth. If Black culture doesn’t own the infrastructure, we’ll always be at the mercy of someone else’s agenda.
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