And that all seems like the stuff you want discussed in schools.

You know, schools are a place where we got to trust teachers to walk students through that.

Do I trust every teacher 100% with the complexity of every issue?

No, because they are human beings.

But that's why our kids get lots of teachers, and we teach at home too.

And there hopefully are lots of adults in our kids' lives who can help them ask questions

and make their way through this stuff.

This is Sarah and Beth, you're listening to Pantsuit Politics, the home of Graceville Political Conversations.

Hello everyone, welcome to this episode of Pantsuit Politics.

We are so excited that you're here.

We're going to begin today talking about the Department of Justice and its leaks investigation

and the Inspector General's review of that.

If you don't know what I'm talking about, you will shortly.

And as Representative Sean Maloney said, it is unacceptable AF.

I think that's a good headline for that story.

Next, we are going to talk about critical race theory at the request of many, many listeners.

We get several people a week reaching out about critical race theories.

We're going to discuss that in the main segment.

And outside of politics, we talked about the benefits of aging last time.

Today, we're going to talk about the risk of aging and some of the arrogance that can accompany it

and how we're guarding against that in ourselves or trying to at least.

Before we get started, we just want to remind you that we are so excited for our July Infrastructure Series.

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