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Hello and welcome to the B-side for episode 1642 of our national conversation about

conversations about race. Fight for your voting rights. I'm Anna Holmes here with the OG

about race crew. Joining us here in Panoply Studios in New York is Raquel Zapata. What's up? What's up?

And also with us is Tanner Colby. Hi, Tanner. Hello, Anna. Okay, so last week we got a little

history on voting rights and what kinds of efforts are underway in order to prevent citizens from around the country from voting.

But of course, you're part of our national conversation, too, listeners.

So here's our producer, A.C. Valdez, with some of what you all had to say about that and more.

Hey, everybody.

So there was a lot of righteous Twitter outrage about last week's episode, which

was to be expected. Yeah, voters from, we got one particular tweet from a voter in Tennessee,

who was complaining about the problems they've had voting. Oh, outrage about their problem is

not about what we said. Oh, yeah. AC, geez. Oh, no, no, no, no. Okay. Didn't mean to do that.

Fiona McCool on Twitter replied to, and I want to give a shout out here to at

Podcasts in Color run by Mystery Berry, who tweets us frequently.

Oh, yeah.

I didn't know her or him?

Her, actually, but I won't betray Mystery Berry's actual identity.

Okay, because she's always she's

always tweeting us and she she's an excellent uh handle to follow if you want to find more

podcasts by people of color follow at podcasts and color it's a great great place to go um but she got a

reply when she tweeted our last episode out about how impossible Texas makes it to register

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