Rule number one to a protest, have an ask.

Right?

Who goes to a protest and what are you chanting?

We don't know why we're here.

We don't know where we're here.

Like what? We got to address the suburban women problem

because it's real. Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast for red, wine, and blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for listening. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Amanda Weinstein. I'm Rachel Vindman.

And you're listening to The Suburban Women Problem. Today, we'll be talking to Jessica Berg, an English teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia, which has been ground zero for book banning and all the outrage over critical race theory. And after that, we'll have my conversation with Tara McGowan about misinformation and all the

things that has to do with what we're dealing with and our present political climate and

just life in general.

We have legislation trying to ban books right here in Georgia. But just today, everyone got up and talked

about how they were so concerned about mental health and suicide prevention. And sometimes

just, you know, the hypocrisy is enough to make me want to vomit right there on the house floor.

Like, I just can't stand. Are you like, am I being punked? Right. Literally, that's how I feel. It's like, really? So you're going to stand here and do

this now when you're literally just wrote a bill that would take away a tool that someone might

use and someone might need that might prevent something really tragic or horrible from happening.

But they don't see the connection because they can't see as far as whatever boogeyman

they've created for the day or the week or the year.

So I want to actually drill down on some of this.

I know that both of you have really been dealing with us the results of misinformation

and where it takes us just this weekend. So Amanda, let's start with you. Can you tell us

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