This election once again, a majority of white women voted for Trump.

Why have white women throughout history aligned their politics not with women of color,

but with white men?

And why does white women support for Trump still come as a shock to so many?

On White Picket fence, a new podcast from Wonder Media Network whose Julie Kohler seeks to

understand how white womanhood in America has been constructed, how it's evolved, and

how it's affected our politics.

It's a podcast about what it will take to build a multiracial coalition of progressives.

Listen and subscribe to White Picket fence on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you listen.

I'm Jason Kander and this is majority 54, the podcast that helps Americans who voted for progress,

convince those who did not to join our majority.

This is a special episode where we're going to dive into what it is like to be a local leader

right now in the midst of COVID. So governing during COVID, but specifically governing during COVID

and during a time where the federal government refuses to do anything to provide any relief for COVID.

So we're going to talk to my friend Quentin Lucas who is the mayor of Kansas City.

We are going to talk about it from a Kansas City perspective, but I want to be really clear,

if you're not from Kansas City and you're listening to this, don't stop listening to it.

This is not just an episode for people from Kansas City.

That is the context for it, but we're really going to talk about this.

Or I'm interested in this from the perspective of broadly what is this experience like governing

at the local level while the federal and state government is giving you inadequate support.

Quentin Lucas is a dynamic and a fascinating person. He is a former city council member in Kansas City.

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