Sociologist Tressie McMillan Cottom, a MacArthur Fellow and NYT columnist, joins the conversation to dissect the ramifications of Biden's exit from the presidential race and Kamala Harris's rise. They humorously compare political shifts to universal temptations, while exploring the complexities of political narratives and endorsements. Tressie highlights the powerful collective voice of 44,000 Black women advocating for leadership, shedding light on the systemic challenges they face. Together, they examine the transformative potential of having a Black woman in a key government position.