There are more who are listening, really really listening, not just hearing but listening.

So I have hope because of that.

I have hope because the response.

But I am also deeply aware, profoundly aware, hauntingly aware that the actual work that

needs to be done hasn't been done yet.

This is Sarah and Beth, you're listening to Pantsuit Politics, the home of Grace-filled

Political Conversations.

Hello everyone, thank you so much for joining us for a new episode of Pantsuit Politics.

We are releasing this episode on May 25th, which marks a year since the death of George Floyd.

So we're going to spend some time today talking together and then with Lisa Sharon Harper

about what has and has not changed regarding policing in America.

Before we get started, we just want to remind you to mark our calendars for our Infrastructure

series, which will begin in July.

We have done so many interviews, we have our contributors working hard.

Elise is introducing those contributors to you on our Instagram channel so you can check

out who is part of this series as we kind of build anticipation to talk about transportation

and water systems and electricity, as well as new infrastructure in terms of broadband

and childcare.

So lots coming your way in July.

We hope that you are as excited about this series as we are.

Hi, my name is Mariam.

I have used a wheelchair for about nine years.

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