dismantling systematic racism and asking our country to face its sins is a big

lift. We are starting at different places, we are facing different challenges,

there is not going to be a simple answer or one path forward.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant suit politics. The home of Grace

filled political conversations.

Hello everyone, thank you for joining us for this episode of Pant suit politics. I'm

glad that Sarah and I are back together, there is plenty to discuss today as we

get into it. We're going to go through some of the headlines over the past few

days. We're going to spend our main segment really focused in on some of the

questions and reactions we're seeing from listeners to the episodes of last

week, especially the conversation about how white people respond when we're

having a national dialogue about systemic racism and we'll end as we always do

with what's on our minds outside of politics. I feel really bad for taking this

little road trip with my family and not alerting all of you guys. Because in a

year like 2020, leaving you to guess while I was not on Friday show, we're on

the news brief was probably not the best and I apologize, but I am safe. We had a

nice little trip with if you follow us on Instagram, a couple of bumps in the

road, but again, what sort of break in 2020 would not include some bumps in the

road. So I'm happy to be back here. I thought your conversation with Lisa

Sharon Harper was inspiring, curaging, challenging and the best possible way.

And I love the idea of opening the conversation on how to reexamine

criminal justice and police forces generally. And so that kicked off for me,

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