Government Of, By, and For… Whom, Exactly?

Everything Is Political. Everyone Is Accountable.

Saying you're not political is bullshit because EVERYTHING is political. The argument isn't that politics should be personal — it's that it already is, whether citizens acknowledge it or not. Civic disengagement isn't neutrality. It's an uncast vote that still gets counted. As we begin to create "The List," we start here. We're done giving social cover to those who don't, can't, or refuse to acknowledge that their vote affects everything and everyone.

The List

There needs to be a list we can all agree on, regardless of party or Political persuasion, so we made one. You're welcome.

Built by the Trafficked. Celebrated by the Free.

This episode delves into America's trafficking history, political corruption, and societal dehumanization. The ladies discuss why white America refuses to tell the truth about our founding. They discuss the lessons places like Natchez, MS,  specifically, and the United States, in general, continue to miss. They dive into the monetization of dehumanization and the parallels between Donald Trump and Andrew Johnson.

Government Of, By, and For… Whom, Exactly?

In this episode, Laura and Linda explore the perks and privileges that American politicians enjoy, contrasting them with the everyday struggles of ordinary citizens. They delve into systemic issues of government transparency, corruption, and the disconnect between elected officials and the public they serve, emphasizing the importance of accountability and systemic reform.

dAi: Default American Identity

Today Linda and Laura dive into the deep-rooted issues of systemic racism, the true motivations behind book bans and anti-DEI efforts, and the manipulation of voting districts to maintain power. They explore how historical and systemic inequities perpetuate inequality and what can be done moving forward.