Welcome to Raking Down Patriarchy. I'm Amy McPhee All the Best.

When our family moved to Utah in 2020 from the Bay Area in California, we were a little bit apprehensive.

We were moving from a blue state to a red state.

We were moving from a very multicultural and pluralistic community to a place that we knew would be quite a bit more

homogenous in many, many ways. And we were a little nervous. But I found that when we arrived,

I started meeting women who were incredibly educated and egalitarian in their thinking. And I kept

noticing that a name would come up in conversation

when people would talk about reproductive rights. And maybe this woman was kind of new to the

conversation. She would say, oh, I learned this from Rosie Card. Or when something would come up in

conversation around immigration or in all kinds of different political topics, people kept

mentioning Rosie Card. There's this initiative from Rosie Card. And I thought, who is this

Rosie Card woman? Including sometimes even there would be this really cute craft, also Rosie Card.

So I was so excited to figure out who this woman was who was exerting so much influence in this

culture in a way that I really, really appreciated. I discovered Rosie Card's Instagram account

and followed it and I've been a huge fan ever since and I am so excited to welcome to the podcast

today, the one and only Rosie Card. That's so nice. That is so nice. It's really true.

And we moved here around a Senate election too. And that was really where it came out a lot,

is there was a very problematic Utah senator. And I got a sticker from the website. And there was all kinds of like really cool merch,

funny, kind of like tongue-in-cheek merch, but for very serious initiatives.

And that was you.

Oh, that's so does you.

Thank you.

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