Charlotte Osgood Mason is highlighted as a "Miss Anne" who believed she was a "black god" and a "psychic physician." She funded geniuses like Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes but viewed black people as "primitive" and "childlike" energies needed to heal a "washed out" white America. The hosts discuss the power dynamics of such philanthropy and the discomfort of "code-switching" in interracial interactions.