Marshall here. Welcome back to the Realignment.

Hey everyone, this is the last episode of the current season.

Before we take a vacation this upcoming week and come back the first week of August.

We did a lot of big things this season. We did 30 straight days of episodes on the war in Ukraine.

We transitioned to doing three episodes a week after that.

We've added discussion episodes and of course made our biggest addition to the show so far.

Our super cast the way that you can subscribe and support the show.

Monaterally we're also getting access to bonus content and features.

So if you could support our growth believe in the show's mission or just want to get access to our bonus Q&A episodes

plus additional interviews go to reallignment.supercast.com.

Once again that's reallignment.supercast.com.

The sub stack also comes out today so you can also check the link in your show notes to get access to that.

I'm going to keep publishing my thoughts during this vacation week so there will be more content there coming up.

This is also a good time to check out our book shop that features all of the books written by authors that come on the show.

It's really great. We get 10% of every sale and authors and independent bookstores get supported.

It's a great way for us to bring good folks onto the show.

On to today's season finale episode.

Speaking with E Fairbanks by her new book The Inheritors and Intimate Portrait of South Africa's racial reckoning.

Now closing on a South Africa episode may seem kind of random but we're in a way following up on an episode here with Yasha Monk

back in April about diverse democracies in the 21st century debates over equality debates over economics,

debate over history, all of those ideas are very operationalized in this episode as we're talking about South Africa's

evolution since the 1990s. So if you haven't gotten the chance to listen to the Yasha Monk episode,

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