Isaac Hayes III and Mandii B. Talk: Who Gets Silenced
November 10, 2025
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as posted by the channelWhen CBS axes its entire Race & Culture Unit and dozens of women of color lose their jobs overnight, the hosts ask: who profits when Black voices disappear from mainstream media? Mandii B calls it what it is, a reset that values algorithms over authenticity, while Isaac Hayes III links it to the rise of AI and the fall of real representation. Noah Washington brings receipts: $3.8 billion in ad dollars once tied to Black media now vanishing. The table turns fiery as they question whether corporate DEI was ever more than a trend.As legacy media contracts, independent platforms like Fanbase expand, absorbing creators and journalists seeking ownership, transparency, and freedom to speak truth to power.
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