Why is it that comprehensive sex education is a threat?

Why is it that CRT is a threat?

But a freaking rifle that can kill multiple people within seconds is not a threat. 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 Rachel Vindman. I'm Amanda Weinstein. I'm Jasmine Clark. And you're listening to the suburban women problem. This week we're talking about sex education, which actually overlaps with pretty much every other issue we've been discussing this year. Book bans, abortion rights, trans kids, these ridiculous accusations of grooming,

all of those issues connect to comprehensive sex education. I'll get to share my interview with

Jess McIntosh, a CNN contributor, and the host of Signal Boost with Zerlina Maxwell. And before

that, we'll be joined by Shannon and Christine Curley, a mother-daughter duo who

host a podcast called Sex Ed Debunked.

I love the idea of hosting a podcast with your daughter.

But I'm going to have to wait till mine is over the tumultuous tween years.

But anyway, before we get to all of that, let's just check in.

Last week was a really difficult one.

We released an emergency episode about the school shooting in Texas.

So if you haven't already listened to that, please check it out.

How are you guys feeling now?

I will just say I hate that I wasn't able to be on the emergency episode. I actually was at my daughter's school. That's right. You were.

Like I'm honestly just relieved that today is the last day that I have to send her into that building. And I have a

couple of months to process and prepare for the next time that I trust that when I send my

daughter off on a school bus, that she will come back home on that same school bus. Right now,

I'm just like in this stupor of just like, I don't even know like what to do.

I just feel stuck. I mean, this is just all a continued assault on our children. Just one thing

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