Dear White Women
242 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 2 months ago - ★★★★★ - 138 ratingsBiracial co-hosts Sara & Misasha - two wickedly smart, funny, compassionate best friends - have very mixed-race children between them, and are personally invested in helping to uproot systemic racism. Weekly episodes include interviews of people whose stories you might not often listen to; deep dives into history, psychology, and current events to explain why we are where we are as a country; and actions that you take right now to make change in your spheres. We're not perfect, but we're real. Join us on this journey.
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240: Why Should We Care About Baseball? (Hint: It's About Civil Rights And Humanity)
February 27, 2024 08:00 - 37 minutes - 34.4 MBIf you’re listening to this episode around the time when it’s being released, then you’ll be listening to this right on the last day of Black History Month in the United States. It should go without saying that Black History is American History, but we’re going to say it anyway, and we’ll add that it shouldn’t be confined just to the shortest month of the year but instead should be taught to our kids every day of the year, and should be talked about by us as grownups by an equal amount. ...
239: Why Should We Care About Presidential Immunity?
February 13, 2024 08:00 - 18 minutes - 17 MBIn honor of Presidents’ Day coming up next week, we thought we’d focus on president…ial immunity. See what we did there? With this episode, we’re kicking off a new “why should we care about…” series on DWW where we focus on the WHY behind important issues, so that we go into November making the most informed decisions we can about the candidates AND their platforms. We’re keeping these relevant, funny, and light - but also impactful in how to understand why we need to care about these...
238: Of Greed and Glory: The Master-Slave Dynamic Pervades America
January 30, 2024 08:00 - 30 minutes - 27.7 MBYou know when you have a conversation that provides you with a framework of a problem – one you may not have even known existed – and it opens your eyes in a whole new way? Yeah, today is one of those conversations. Because it helps look at questions like this: Do we really know what freedom is? How about liberty? And if we don’t know what those concepts mean, how do we know if we’ve lost them? And what role does the carceral system have in all of this? This might see...
237: Helping to Dismantle or Uproot Systemic Racism Does Not Always Have to Be Heavy
January 16, 2024 08:00 - 40 minutes - 37.3 MBIt can be as simple - and meaningful - as picking up a fiction novel, reading it, and discussing it with your book club. Because once you see, hear, and learn, we don’t think you’ll ever be able to “go back to how it used to be.” You’ll change. You’ll do things differently. You’ll make ripple effects happen. Change is not a one-size-fits-all phenomenon, nor is change-making. More often than not, it starts small, local, and with just one intentional action. Today we bring you just that b...
236: DEAR WHITE WOMEN – Happy New Year 2024
January 02, 2024 08:00 - 32 minutes - 29.5 MBAkemashite Omedetou Gozaimasu! Happy New Year! We like to split this episode, one we have done every year at this time of year for the last four years, into two parts – reflections and projections. You’ll want to listen so you don’t miss how to stay involved in what’s next for us, the podcast, and 2024 as a whole. What to listen for: Our history, identities, and what we’ve learned in 2023, including huge successes through the year How to submit ideas for episode topic...
235: It’s Not Race, It’s Racism: Raising Multi-Ethnic Families, with Naomi Raquel Enright
December 19, 2023 08:00 - 54 minutes - 49.9 MBOne of the things that we find most rewarding about our own journeys in anti-racism, racial justice, and social justice is when we come across practitioners who come from a similar framework that we do (heart-centered, humanity first, believe people when they tell you their stories, and all of those things) but also challenge us to think more broadly, or more deeply, about these topics in powerful ways. Our guest today does all of that and more. Naomi Raquel Enright is a DEI pract...
234: HOW to Have Uncomfortable Conversations, 2023 Version
December 05, 2023 08:00 - 24 minutes - 23 MBWhen you think about the holidays, what image comes to mind? Sitting around a holiday table with friends and family? Spending time with loved ones? Watching some holiday movies, sipping hot cocoa, and all the warm holiday fuzzies? Or is your reality more like that of a lot of Americans, especially this 2023 holiday season: uncomfortable or downright hostile conversations with members of your family who feel VERY differently about you on polarizing topics, which could include polit...
233: Hearts Recognize Hearts, with Ryan Alexander Holmes
November 21, 2023 08:00 - 38 minutes - 35.5 MBIf you heard our last episode on the myths surrounding Black-on-Asian crime, you heard that narratives pitting one historically marginalized community against another is a tactic sometimes used to distract us from the real enemy that we all should be focused on (hint: it’s white supremacy). It helps when we deconstruct the facts and look at real studies to dispel those myths – and helps, even more, when we get the opportunity to listen to stories of people who live the Black and Asian ex...
232: DEAR WHITE WOMEN: The Common Enemy Is White Supremacy
November 07, 2023 08:00 - 27 minutes - 25 MBYou know the viral videos - the ones showing Black people, usually men, attacking unsuspecting Asian folks, usually elderly Asians. These are atrocious, awful incidents of course. We don’t want anybody to be harmed. AND, since we can hold two thoughts in our heads at the same time, we also need to state that these viral videos are giving us an inaccurate impression of anti-Asian hate. For example, it turns out, according to a University of Maryland, College Park study, that mos...
231: Schuyler Bailar, the Man Behind He/She/They
October 24, 2023 07:00 - 43 minutes - 40.3 MBWhen we’re asked to do anti-bias talks at corporations, we’re sometimes asked by the different ERGs if we’re comfortable talking about LGTBQIA+ issues - and we answer with our truth, which is that we are both cisgender, heterosexual women who use she/her pronouns. Nobody in our families is LGBTQIA+. So while the skill sets to tackle bias are related, we prefer to give the floor to folks who can speak from firsthand experience and knowledge. Enter our incredible conversation partner t...
230: Mixed Asians and Immigration: It’s Not A Simple Story
October 10, 2023 07:00 - 24 minutes - 22.3 MBYou heard us talking with Alex Chester-Iwata the other week on the show, who is third-generationJapanese American, and was the first family member in decades to visit Japan. So, maybe like some of you listening, she has no direct experience with immigration – your family feels like it’s “always been here” in America. That experience that Alex has of being mixed Asian is really different than what Misasha and Sara grew up with, as daughters of Japanese immigrant parents - we grew ...
229: Mixed Asian (Media) with Alex Chester-Iwata
September 26, 2023 07:00 - 46 minutes - 43 MBWhen you turn on the TV or open a book, or look for memes on the Internet… how easy is it to find someone who looks like you? Your family? Because it’s never been that easy for us. So when today’s guest, who started her own media company called Mixed Asian Media out of her OWN frustration over not being represented out there, came across our radar, we immediately wanted to know all about her, her company, and her vision of what being mixed Asian is in today’s society, media, and our own jo...
228: Multiracial Asians - It’s Time to Get Personal
September 12, 2023 07:00 - 16 minutes - 15.3 MBDEAR WHITE WOMEN - Multiracial Asians - it’s time to get personal Why is talking about the multiracial identity and deconstructing the misperception of the Asian monolith important and relevant to you listening, if you’re not multiracial? Several things. Census information - over 10% of the population identifies as multi-racial, but will changing demographics be enough to combat racism? We don’t think so. Belonging matters - and if we’re to create a thriving society, how do we e...
227: Reimagine Inclusion with Mita Mallick
August 29, 2023 07:00 - 25 minutes - 23.9 MBWe do this work for our kids, and for ourselves. And when we talk about this work, there are a lot of spheres we need to change to make this world better for said kids - including schools, kitchen tables, policing and the false idea of law & order, public services, government, and the workplace. And, to focus on workplaces for a second, we always talk about how when we discuss racism, we’re talking about the SYSTEMS that run our society – but we also make it really clear that systems are ...
226: Birmingham, Bending Toward Justice, And Hope, with Doug Jones and Bill Baxley
August 15, 2023 07:00 - 48 minutes - 44.8 MBThey say never meet your heroes, but we’re so glad we got to meet two of ours, as they gave us the shot of hope at the end of our conversation that we all need, considering everything that’s happening around us currently. To be honest, we had been looking forward to this conversation ever since David Louie (Episode 212, if you want to go back and listen) made this introduction, and it was everything we had hoped it would be. Not only because Doug Jones and Bill Baxley are legal powerh...
225: The Humanity Archive, with Jermaine Fowler
August 01, 2023 07:00 - 29 minutes - 27.1 MBIf you know us, you know that we love to focus on our shared humanity - in other words, the threads that bind us together, those common traits regardless of anything else, the things that make us human, after all. And so when we discovered our next guest, we felt like we found a kindred spirit - after all, his whole platform is called The Humanity Archive. If you, as we do, believe in the power of humanity, in telling everyone’s stories, and being sure that those stories that we m...
224: Evergreen, with Naomi Hirahara
July 18, 2023 07:00 - 30 minutes - 28 MBIf someone talks to me (Sara) about summer reading, honestly, my brain first goes to fiction novels. I love them, and I have been noticing that if they’re particularly well-written, I end up learning a whole lot about humanity. And the book we’re highlighting for you today is just one of those phenomenal book experiences. We’re excited to bring to you a book set in the era just after World War II and the incarceration of Japanese Americans on American soil. So many books talk...
223: Catching Up with Christine Platt
July 04, 2023 07:00 - 44 minutes - 40.7 MBOur notes for this conversation with Christine, before we had it, were this: expect this to be a casual vibe, hilarious interaction, lighthearted fun conversation! We would say that was EXACTLY what this was, in a nutshell. We went into this thinking we’d probably discuss some stuff like her upcoming book(s), plans, and more. But it really was more of a conversation that was about so many other facets of life than we had planned out, and it also seemed like the perfect conversation to ...
222: The First, The Few, The Only with Deepa Purushothaman
June 20, 2023 07:00 - 30 minutes - 27.6 MBWe’re so excited to kick off our summer book club with this amazing book: The First, The Few, The Only. When we interviewed Deepa for this episode, we remember being so excited to talk to her about this book because, while we’ve talked about a lot of books written for White people to learn more about race and racism, it’s not often that we come across business books that are written specifically for women of color. In fact, women of color still seem largely invisible in many ways in the w...
221: We’re Not Banning Books This Summer
June 06, 2023 07:00 - 12 minutes - 11.1 MBDid you miss us last week? We missed you! Listen in to this week’s episode in order to hear some exciting updates, a small podcast look-back, and what we have planned for this summer . . . What to listen for: After four years of weekly shows and 220+ episodes later, we’re moving to a new release schedule – releasing every other week! Why? This lets us focus more on some of the things that we’ve been doing behind the scenes with our Dear White Women platform, namely: Expandi...
220: A Sound bowl Healing Session, with Christina Ifurung
May 23, 2023 07:00 - 37 minutes - 34.2 MBAs we’ve discussed on the show, as biracial people with Japanese immigrant parents, anti-Asian hate is something we’ve had to be even more keenly aware of over the last few years. Even beyond that point of tension, let’s be honest, the world is just a lot - for everyone - nowadays. So we wanted to present you with a gift. The gift of connecting with spiritual energy, along with an actual sound healing that you can pull over to the side of the road for, or sit or lay down in a safe...
219: The Stories Whiteness Tells Itself, with David Mura
May 16, 2023 07:00 - 46 minutes - 42.3 MBWe’ve spoken about cross-racial solidarity a few times, but never with quite the beautifully illustrative stories and historical references and personally motivating oomph that we did today. And I think it’s important to note that this conversation is one that happened between the three of us, all identifying as Asian and American, about topics that involve not only our shared Japanese American and Asian American history but included a focus on how we collectively combat White supremacy. ...
218: White Women, Jane Crow, and The Gallery of Accomplices
May 09, 2023 07:00 - 23 minutes - 21.3 MBWhen the email came into our inbox introducing us to a multimedia project called “Jane Crow, Then & Now,” we were immediately intrigued. After all, Jane Crow - or White women’s support for White supremacy - is something we’ve talked about a lot. This support, of white women for white supremacy, has gone on for way longer than most people realize; it’s not just confined to the South; and it’s a prevalent force in our schools, meaning that students and teachers of color are often oppressed ...
217: The Biracial Asian Experience in America
May 02, 2023 07:00 - 38 minutes - 35.3 MBIf you’re listening to this episode when it’s released, we’re now in May of 2023, which is also AAPI Heritage Month. There are a lot of names for this month, which is great, as there are also a lot of countries and ethnicities represented by the simple word “Asian”. But one group of people that is often left out of the overarching Asian umbrella are the biracial Asians - and, given our own identities in this space, this is something that we experience regularly. So, to kick off A...
216: Key Cases for SCOTUS In 2023, Part I
April 25, 2023 07:00 - 44 minutes - 40.6 MBWhat SCOTUS will do this term, and what they decide in June, will determine a lot of our ability to keep some basic human rights in a democracy - and the three cases that we’re going to be talking about also may impact you, regardless of what state you’re in. Back in Episode 108, “Why we all should be concerned about voter suppression,” we talked a LOT about the history of voting rights in this country, the need for the Voting Rights Act (hint: it comes back to racism), and how vo...
215: We’re Still Talking About Affirmative Action
April 18, 2023 07:00 - 1 hour - 76 MBWith decisions pending in the two Supreme Court cases discussing the future of affirmative action, today we talk about all things affirmative action, including: where it came from, who the biggest beneficiaries of it have been (and if you know a White woman in this country, you’ll want to listen) if we still need it (yes), and what you’ll really need to know about where our society may be headed – because this not only impacts education but our companies and communities, too. Bottom li...
214: Behind the Scenes: A Celebration to Kick Off Year FIVE of Dear White Women
April 11, 2023 07:00 - 24 minutes - 22.6 MBThis week marks the FOUR YEAR anniversary of the Dear White Women podcast! From those first few episodes released altogether on April 15, 2019, to now… it’s been quite the ride. This year, in order to kick off year five (!!!) of the podcast, we thought we’d devote an entire shorter episode to talking about not only the past four years but what we have in store for the future (you didn’t think we’d end with four, did ya?). What to listen for: How the podcast has evolved since ...
213: Why White Americans Turned Against Unions
April 04, 2023 07:00 - 30 minutes - 27.7 MBMost people that we know didn’t grow up thinking about or knowing people who were involved in unions. Us too – until Sara married a union man. And it got us thinking… how have unions impacted all of our lives? Turns out, quite a lot. Here’s one way: the length of the typical workday. Thank unions for 8 hours – because that didn’t just magically happen out of the goodwill of employers. Unions campaigned for over 70 years to move the average workweek from 100 hours per week (...
212: What Does a Lobbyist Actually Do? with David Louie
March 28, 2023 07:00 - 42 minutes - 38.6 MBI hear the word lobbying and used to envision some sort of dark mysterious magic taking place. But it turns out there are some very forthright, thoughtful individuals who play the role of lobbyist - being hired because they know something about how the legislative process works, willing to give advice and defend positions about what they think is right when it comes to regulating companies and advocating for or against policies that will impact the folks living in our country. ...
211: The Role of District Attorneys in Mass Incarceration in America
March 21, 2023 07:00 - 45 minutes - 41.8 MBIf you’ve ever watched an episode of Law and Order, you’ll know Jack McCoy, who was the District Attorney (with a capital D and A) in that show. Together with his team, Jack McCoy made decisions about a lot of people’s guilt or innocence and argued that in court. Typically, when we think about a criminal trial, there are two phases: culpability, and sentencing. So in the first phase, either the judge or jury decides if the defendant is guilty or not, and then, if the defendant is found gui...
210: On Running for Office, with Trinidad Rodriguez
March 14, 2023 07:00 - 28 minutes - 26 MBAs this is an episode that’s a little bit different from our other episodes (I don’t think to date we’ve interviewed a person who’s currently running for office), we’d like to make sure we are very clear about the following: We are NOT endorsing any candidates in this episode. We are grateful that Trinidad Rodriguez, who is running for Mayor of Denver, was willing to connect with us to give us an inside look at what it’s like running for office, to expand on our civics engagement series....
209: It’s 2023, and the Police Still Don’t Care About Black People
March 07, 2023 08:00 - 40 minutes - 37.6 MBWhen we first released this episode, it was roughly two months after George Floyd had been murdered by the police and it was perhaps the first time that non-Black Americans, and in particular, White Americans, realized that this police violence wasn’t isolated to a few communities, but indeed was a national problem. And now we’re sitting here, a month after Tyre Nichols was murdered by the police, and thought it was important to revisit this topic based on the discussions that we’...
208: Negro League Baseball and MLB Today
February 28, 2023 08:00 - 37 minutes - 34.7 MBIf you’re listening to this episode around the time when it’s being released, then you’ll be listening to this right on the last day of Black History Month here in the United States. It should go without saying that Black History is American History, but we’re going to say it anyway, and that it shouldn’t be confined just to the shortest month of the year but instead should be taught to our kids every day of the year, and should be talked about by us as grownups by an equal amount. That sa...
207: Civics 103 - All About Our Local Government
February 21, 2023 08:00 - 35 minutes - 32.2 MBIf you’ve been following us on our journey through (third grade) civics, you’ll know that we’ve covered the federal government/civics on a national level in our Civics 101 episode, which was Episode 203, and then focused on state government in Civics 102, which was Episode 205. We’re now here to round out our basic civics knowledge with Civics 103 - everything - and more, if we’re being honest - that you wanted to know about your local city/county/municipal governments. Let’s jump right in...
206: How Being Anti-History Hurts All Of Us
February 14, 2023 08:00 - 53 minutes - 48.9 MBWhen people think of the government or they think about elections, they often think about presidential elections, and big federal government. But more often than not, our daily lives are hugely impacted by the decisions made by our state and local governments - and this impacts one very high-profile area in particular. Our children, in our schools. In the news recently was the headline that Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida was banning the Advanced Placement high school course on African Am...
205: Civics 102: What Do State Governments Do?
February 07, 2023 08:00 - 30 minutes - 28.5 MBWe’re back in our Intro to Civics course! You know, the one you probably took in third grade and maybe, if you were lucky, in some form in middle and high school and didn’t pay enough attention to? Or maybe you never took it, if you live in the 60% of states that don’t require students to take a civics exam as a graduation requirement - which is something we learned about in Episode 203, “I’m Just A Bill,” where we focused on the federal level. This episode, is going to focus on the sta...
204: Monterey Park, Baton Rouge, Half Moon Bay, and What We all Should Be Doing Now
January 31, 2023 08:00 - 28 minutes - 26.1 MBThis is not the episode we wanted to record this week - but it’s the one that we NEEDED to record this week. Why? Because just as we’re venturing down the rabbit hole of topics over the next few months that is Civic Engagement and making a difference for 2024, we had blatant scary fearful reminders about why we want you all to know and do more - because people’s lives are at stake. If you want to know how we feel about the latest mass shootings targeting Asian folks and Black folks, why ...
203: I’m Just A Bill… (Civics 101)
January 24, 2023 08:00 - 47 minutes - 43.9 MBI’m just a bill, on Capitol Hill… do you remember that song, from Schoolhouse Rock? If that jogs your memory, this is the episode for you. If you’re too young to remember that song, this episode is for you. If you hate that song, this episode is for you. Why? Because this episode is about civics - in other words, how our government functions. We’re at a pretty critical time in our country’s history. With all of what’s been in the news, through the disastrous Speaker of the House election...
202: Kate Schatz & A White Woman’s Work
January 17, 2023 08:00 - 38 minutes - 35.5 MBWe promised to bring you more conversation about civics and engagement - and today we get to bring you a “real talk” episode about one of our favorite topics - civics, engagement, and a White Woman’s Work. Plus, as a special bonus, we do this in conversation with NYT Bestselling Author Kate Schatz - a queer white woman - who is basically the perfect human being to tackle these topics with. We talk about what she’d say to white women if she could say absolutely anything, the interconnect...
201: Women’s Health (NOT reproductive health), with Elix founder Lulu Ge
January 10, 2023 08:00 - 40 minutes - 36.8 MBOne of our philosophies is that anti-racism work has to be done in a way that’s sustainable - meaning, just like we can’t post a black square to Instagram and say we’re done, we also can’t spread ourselves too thin or work ourselves to the point of irredeemable fatigue because then we also stop having impact. So to kick off this year, we are bringing you a really open conversation on a topic we don’t as a society speak openly about Women’s health (which, for men, is often just called “he...
200: Big Plans for 2023
January 03, 2023 08:00 - 16 minutes - 15 MBWelcome to Episode 200 of our podcast, and welcome to 2023! Akemashite omedetou gozaimasu! (Happy New Year!) In our first episode of this new year, we want to reintroduce ourselves, give you a run of where we’ve been with our platform, and make sure you have an overview of what you can expect from us this coming year. As we’re heading into yet another major election in 2024, if we want to build a community and country that actually looks out for ALL of us, there are things and people we ne...
199: 2022 Year-End Recap
December 27, 2022 08:00 - 27 minutes - 25.1 MBIt’s that time of year when everyone starts to think about not only the end of this current year but also the beginning of the next. And friends, we’ve got some big plans for next year - but we’ll save that for EPISODE 200 (our next episode, and our first of 2023!). This episode will be a little bit of year-end reflection for us - and if these questions resonate with you, we hope you’ll spend a little time sitting with this year, before moving on to the next. Questions we talk about incl...
198: Everything Adoption - And We Mean EVERYTHING - with Patrick Armstrong
December 20, 2022 08:00 - 51 minutes - 46.8 MBThis was a conversation that made us lose track of time. Because even if the core conversation about transracial adoption doesn’t capture your attention - which it should because nearly 30% of kids who are adopted are adopted across borders or across cultures or race - the trajectory this conversation takes into why adoption should NOT be positioned as a solution to abortion absolutely is a perspective you don’t want to miss - along with all the other nuggets of wisdom around identity and b...
197: Being Both Very Asian and American, with Michelle Li
December 13, 2022 08:00 - 41 minutes - 37.7 MBIt’s December, the time of year when it seems like regardless of whether you celebrate Christmas or Hannukkah or Kwanzaa or anything else or nothing at all, our schedules get busy. And lots of times, this busyness centers around food, be it potluck gatherings at work, holiday parties, big family dinners, or even coffee and treats with friends - because food brings us together as human beings better than almost anything else. But what happens when the foods you have are scoffed at by the fo...
196: Here’s HOW to Have Those Uncomfortable Holiday Conversations
December 06, 2022 08:00 - 19 minutes - 17.8 MBWe’ve been asked a lot about how to have uncomfortable conversations lately - namely, the reality that, yikes, my people are coming over for the holidays and how on earth do I handle it when those uncomfortable, racist, inappropriate comments and jokes come up? (Because let’s be real - they’re coming up.) While there is no official checklist for success, we DO have quite a number of tips to help guide you and your group into more meaningful, engaging conversations around your holiday table...
195: Why Survivors Need Financial Support, with FinAbility’s Stacy Sawin
November 29, 2022 08:00 - 21 minutes - 19.7 MBFor those of you who have been listening to Dear White Women from the beginning, or for those listeners who just joined us (welcome!), you probably understand that this whole platform comes from our own deeply personal connections not only to this work but to the world that we’d like to see in the future, as we find that it’s often that personal connection that leads to intentional, lasting change. That’s why we loved speaking with today’s guest, Stacy Sawin, who comes to us with her own d...
194: The Prosp(a)rity Project, with Briana Franklin
November 22, 2022 08:00 - 33 minutes - 30.6 MBFor a lot of the second half of this year, student debt relief and the student loan crisis have been in national news - and there have been a LOT of feelings about it, ranging from joy and happiness that some of this extreme burden to repay what often can amount to predatory lending practices has now been lifted to the other extreme, which amounts to a lot of “well, I repaid my debt. Why should others be getting a handout?” (If you know us, you know where we fall on that scale.) But there’...
193: 100 Diverse Voices on Parenthood, with Jelani Memory
November 15, 2022 08:00 - 28 minutes - 25.8 MBHey, so remember how last week we were talking about how we have hope? This is another conversation and way of thinking that gives me hope - in particular for anybody who knows children, knows new parents, or thinks they might eventually know folks who might want to stop reading the outdated encyclopedia that we call What to Expect when you’re Expecting and flip over to a more contemporary, inclusive, humane book to learn about parenting. Misasha got the opportunity to speak with Jelani...
192: How We Win the Civil War, with Steve Phillips
November 08, 2022 08:00 - 38 minutes - 35 MBIf you’re reading this on the day this episode comes out, this is a big, big day in America. It’s Election Day 2022, and we don’t think it’s an understatement to say that this is the most important election that those of us who have the privilege to vote in will be voting in - because this election may determine if you or I even get to be able to vote in the next election. So, if you’re reading this and have not yet voted today - stop reading, and please, please go vote. We need everyone’s v...
191: About That Voter Fraud
November 01, 2022 07:00 - 35 minutes - 32.8 MBDEAR WHITE WOMEN - About that Voter Fraud… If you saw the title and thought “oh, I don’t believe voter fraud impacts me” or “oh, I live in an area where we don’t hear much about that” - you may be very, very wrong. According to a recent analysis by FiveThirtyEight, 60% of Americans will have an election denier on the ballot. And for those of you who have only heard about election deniers since 2020 - it didn’t start with Donald Trump. Hint: it started with our friend who rhymes with Sch...