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Episode 3: Elizabeth Holmes

Episode 3: Elizabeth Holmes

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 Elizabeth Holmes – The Billion-Dollar Blood Test LieWe’re dissecting the audacity of the tech elite. How did a girl with a black turtleneck and a fake voice scam the literal government? We’re breaking down the privilege that allowed her to play with human lives while the world cheered.


In This Episode:The "Steve Jobs" Performance: The birthday, the upbringing, and the fabricated psyche of a "prodigy."Medical Violence: Real stories of misdiagnosis and the culture of terror inside Theranos. *The Circle of Protection: Naming the powerful men (Shultz, Kissinger, Mattis) who acted as her human shield.Whistleblower Spotlight: Honoring Erika Cheung and Tyler Shultz, and the specific risks for POC who speak truth to power.


ABPCN – A Black Person Could never : Why Black entrepreneurs face immediate scrutiny while Holmes received $900 million on a "pinky promise."


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