This is a last minute additional announcement for the Katie Helper show.

Since this podcast was recorded I wrote a piece about the issue of Bernie Brods and it relates to the issue of left POC.

So you can find that at Pace, that's haste magazine.com

and it's called selective feminism and the myth of the Bernie Bro.

And I'll be coming out with the part two of that piece soon.

So just thought you'd be interested in it because it's so related to this episode. Hi, welcome to the Katie Helper Show. This episode is from a live taping we did of the Katie Helper show at the Brooklyn Commons.

We held it on Columbus Day or Indigenous People's Day. We called it an anti- Columbus Day special.

And if you want to hear our discussion about Columbus Day and

about historical memory you can do so by becoming a Patreon supporter of the Katie

Helfer show because we've turned that discussion into a bonus episode. Just go to

Patreon.com slash the Katie helper show. Again that's Patreon.com slash the

Katie Helper Show. But the discussion you were about to hear on this episode is about politics,

the lessons and takeaways from the primaries and the experiences of people of color on the

left with our special guests Wendy Muse a PhD

candidate in history at NYU. Wendy created the hashtag left POC to draw attention

to books articles, films involving people of color welds the left of Democratic

Party centrism.

Our other guest was Anoa Changa.

A Noah is an attorney in the Greater Atlanta metropolitan area.

Anoa has served as a grassroots digital organizer

with women for Bernie and African Americans for Bernie.

She hosts the Way with Anoa, a weekly talk show and podcast. So I wanted to shift years a little bit, but I think it's related to the question of

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