Hey, this is Durey and welcome to Piotr Save the People.

On this episode, we're joined by Anna Presley, who is a Congresswoman elect and

Massachusetts 7th Congressional District.

She also did my book talk with me in Boston, which was so incredible.

I'm gonna do this because I wanna fight to save girls, girls that don't even know they need saving.

And I'm going to do this because this is really a furthering of a lifetime of public service.

And we have the news as usual with me, Brittany Clinton, Sam.

We're doing special for this episode is that we're doing shoutouts.

All of us, me, Brittany Clinton, Sam, may have shoutouts about the election,

about different ballot initiatives and races across the country that we want.

You pay attention to and we have those introsperts in the episode.

The message for this week is, you know, I talked to a lot of teachers.

I used to teach Brittany Todd, Clinton Todd.

And they asked me like, what's the advice about being a teacher in this moment?

And like what I tell them is, is I remember that young people often have the experiences

before they have the language.

And we often penalize them for not having the language.

And I know I think we've talked about this before, but I just want to bring it up again

because I'm in so many rooms there where people have had these experiences

that they haven't had the language to talk about.

They like are in the proximity of white supremacy, but it's a little more subtle.

Or they are like a round-transfoal beer, or they think that their gut is right about something

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