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This is Our Body Politic. I'm Farai Chidea. In advance of the 2022 midterm elections, this week we're looking back at some of our best political segments,

giving context to this critical moment in history. The upcoming election marks two years of

President Biden's administration. While women of color made historic strides like gaining a seat

on the Supreme Court with Justice Katanji Brown Jackson, the fight against racism,

xenophobia, and discrimination continues across the country on and off Capitol Hill.

And it should go without saying that people of all races and genders, like our listeners,

have a choice about how to engage in these battles.

Today we revisit conversations from around the

100-day mark of the Biden-Harris administration. As President Biden took office, the nation had been

roiled by the January 6th insurrection and the false allegations that victory had been stolen from

former President Donald Trump. This even fueled divisions within the GOP, which continue to play out

in midterm races like the Maryland gubernatorial race and the Georgia race for Senate. Let's revisit

my conversation with someone fighting far-right extremism and misinformation from within the

conservative ranks. Teresette Meyer is senior advisor for the Lincoln Project and a resident scholar at the University

of Virginia Center for Politics. She's a former CNN political commentator and GOP communications

director on Capitol Hill. After publicly leaving the Republican Party when former President

Trump refused to concede the 2020

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