Do you feel safe in a system that wasn't designed for you? When women are an afterthought in political structures, what does that mean for your rights today?

As Tracy digs into the history of women in American politics, she uncovers uncomfortable truths about how women have been systematically excluded from foundational documents and political parties. Comfort in this system is an illusion—one that could evaporate faster than you think.

In this episode, Tracy explores:

• Women as property for thousands of years and our absence from the Constitution
• Pioneering female politicians who fought against exclusion
• Why women's rights remain vulnerable without Constitutional protection
• Current threats to female representation and voting rights
• How women leaders can increase political participation

"Wherever you're not speaking out, you feel protected. Wherever you feel that if you take a step in a different direction, that's too scary, that's where you feel protected. But you're not really protected. You aren't because you're not in the Constitution." ~ Tracy Crossley

Join us, as Tracy speaks with Heather Box, co-founder of the Million Person Project, about the art of storytelling as an act of love, realness, and courage. Together, learn about Heather as a leader and what made her decide to start her project. She also explains why knowing your narrative makes you powerful.

What You’ll Learn:

• The importance of knowing your narrative
• Heather's professional journey–you can do what you love!
• She also provides what crafting a narrative can do for you.

"Your story is not about what happened to you or about what you did. It's about who you've chosen to be given that." ~ Heather Box

Women have been fighting for equality for centuries—so why are we still battling for basic rights? In this episode, Tracy dives into the hard truth about systemic patriarchy, the barriers that keep women from true equity, and why the fight is far from over. From the Seneca Falls Convention to today’s stalled Equal Rights Amendment, we break down what’s really standing in the way of progress.

The system thrives on division, but real change happens when we come together. If you’re tired of playing by the old rules, this conversation will challenge you to rethink power, privilege, and what it takes to create lasting change.

Key Takeaways:

• Why the system is designed to keep women in a fight they shouldn't have to wage
• The overlooked history of women’s rights and what’s still at stake
• How pay gaps, representation, and autonomy are deliberately controlled
• Why unity—not division—is the key to shifting the system
• The actions you can take to push for real change

"The fight for equality was never about asking for permission—it’s about taking back what should have never been denied." ~ Tracy Crossley