Why have so few people of color served as governors in the United States?

What historical, political, and social factors have shaped who gets elected to statewide office?

In this episode of Cold World w/ DVJ & Michelle, we explore the history of political representation in America, discussing the barriers that have affected access to elected office, the importance of civic engagement, voter participation, and the ongoing conversation about leadership in our communities.

DVJ and Michelle share their perspectives on voting, representation, public policy, and the role history continues to play in shaping today's political landscape. As always, this isn't about telling you what to think—it's about encouraging thoughtful discussion, asking important questions, and exploring different viewpoints with respect.