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On today’s episode of the Phillip Scott Podcast, Phillip reacts to a Black conservative who believes she’s exempt from the term “Black fatigue”—as if those folks aren’t including her in the same anti-Black narratives they push on the rest of us.In this insightful breakdown, Phillip will:Play the clip and expose the flawed thinking behind her detachmentBreak down the reality of anti-Blackness: how it doesn’t care about your political party or paycheckUnpack how some Black conservatives believe proximity to whiteness offers them protection—until it doesn’tChallenge the FBA community to stay grounded in reality, not respectability politics🔔 Subscribe for real talk on politics, culture, and identity without apology.💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments: Does she really believe they don’t mean her too?

Phillip Scott breaks down how Chinese manufacturers are pulling back the curtain on luxury fashion houses, exposing how many of these brands massively overprice items that cost a fraction to produce.

This revelation shines a light on the uncomfortable truth: many in our community are chasing high-end labels for validation, while being locked out by design.

🧠 In this episode:

• What these manufacturers revealed about production vs. retail costs

• Why luxury pricing has little to do with quality—and everything to do with perception

• How consumer culture is tied to identity and exclusion

• Why it’s time we rethink how we define value and status

Phillip Scott breaks down the outrage that erupted after Karmelo Anthony was released on bail—despite the system doing exactly what it’s supposed to. The backlash says more about those reacting than it does about the case itself.

🔥 In this episode:

• Why the anger over Karmelo’s release exposes deeper bias

• How media framing fuels selective outrage

• The historical pattern of punishing Black men harder than others

• What this moment means for Foundational Black Americans moving forward