From campus crackdowns to cultural erasure, Dr. Phil talks how power polices memory and dissent in 2025.

45/47’s back on his McCarthyism wave—targeting international student protesters with deportation threats.

Columbia folded for $400 million, but at what cost to principle? We break down the war on truth, from ICE raids to museum purges.

Plus, Quick Hits on Paige Bueckers, media bias, and the racist foundations of geology.

And for Dr. Phil's Black Thought of the Day, we get personal: what happens when reality TV flattens your humanity?

Let’s talk protest, propaganda, and protecting your peace.

From the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday to the latest crackdown on student activists, we’re breaking down how power moves in 2025. Philly just shifted $91 million—smart investment or misplaced priorities? Plus, the Bronny James debate: is Stephen A. Smith exposing nepotism or just holding Black athletes to a different standard? And for Black Thought of the Day, we unpack the manufactured panic around trans athletes. Let’s get into it.

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The U.S. picks and chooses who gets help and who gets left behind—today, we’re breaking down how foreign aid is weaponized and why Trump’s decision to cut global health funding will hit Black and Brown communities the hardest.

We also dive into the tragic Omega Psi Phi hazing death, Trump’s English-only push, and the ongoing crisis of violence against Black trans women, as the community demands justice for Amiri Dior.

And for today’s Black Thought of the Day, we honor the legendary Angie Stone, her impact on R&B, and why Black women in music deserve their flowers while they’re here.

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In this Black Thought of the Day segment on Rhetorically Speaking, Dr. Phillip Roundtree challenges the idea of approved resistance. Is a protest still a protest if it’s curated by the oppressor? From Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance to the commodification of Black activism, this episode dives deep into the ways white supremacy extracts value from Black artistry while ensuring it never truly disrupts the system. Tune in for an unfiltered take on performance vs. real risk, the legacy of Black radicalism, and what we should really be questioning.

In this episode of Rhetorically Speaking, we dive into the real cost of Trump's new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China—spoiler: it's your wallet that's hurting. Then we break down the latest ICE raids in Philly and what they mean for sanctuary cities and immigrant communities. Closing out with Black Thought of the Day, we dive into Kendrick Lamar's Grammy wins and how his moves reflect a bigger conversation about revolution, industry, and the cost of white validation. Tap in for unfiltered takes and critical insights.

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