2 chapters across the catalog
The discussion turns to "colorism" and the perceived darkening of public figures like Kamala Harris and Ketanji Brown Jackson to fit a specific "natural" aesthetic favored by modern activists. The hosts argue that these changes in appearance are strategic moves to align with the "Crown Act" movement and the current cultural values of the Black elite sisterhood.
The term "presidential" is analyzed as a WASP aesthetic that Donald Trump rejected. Joe Biden's appearance, including his hair being out of place after removing a mask, is criticized as failing this traditional standard of unruffled leadership. The segment concludes that while some WASP manners are beneficial, the system ultimately seeks to eliminate "undesirables" to maintain its illusion.
