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This is Our Body Politics. I'm Farai Chidea. Happy anniversary to us. It has been three years since we launched our show, and we couldn't have done any of this without you. Thank you so much. We started Our Body Politics covering the last presidential election, and now we're looking towards the next one, with voters in a key state, Georgia.

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