We look at this history that we see how far we've come in 100 years, how far we have left

to go, that we can examine how we got to women's suffrage with open eyes and look at the struggle

that took place that these women that we've built up as heroes were part of a movement.

And it is our job not to break the chain, that we are still a part of that story, and

we are still responsible for the progress they made and for continuing that progress into the future.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pantene's Super Politics, the home of Grace-filled

political conversations.

Hello everyone, welcome to Pantene's Super Politics.

Beth might sound a little different in this episode because she is in Ant Blistum, Zone.

In Chicago, recording remotely, which is a good segue to when we talk about the Democratic Convention

because everything will be remote.

Tell the people where you are, Beth.

Yes, I'm at my sister's house.

She just had her first baby, my niece Eliza, which is the only thing I will speak to you about

if we are talking anywhere about this podcast.

And I got to sit with her and hold her this morning.

So thanks for your patience with my audio.

I'm just so delighted that I was able to be here with them and I really appreciate being able to do what we do on the road.

Before we get started, we will be watching Vice President Joe Biden's Acceptance Speech Thursday night, 10 PM Eastern on Hot Mic.

It's really fun.

You can watch along with us, watch our reaction live, join in the chat box.

So we'll have links and more information about that.

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