The United States has opened its embassy in Jerusalem and national issues keep

surfacing in local races. We talk about what's happening politically and

discuss the intersection of race, class, and education with Dr. Wendy Ocefo.

This is Sarah from the Left and Beth from the Right. You're listening to Panty

Politics. No shouting, no insults, plenty of nuance.

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It's a big day and this is a hard story for us to talk about because we are recording on Monday

and two day as we are recording the United States is opening its embassy in Jerusalem.

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