What You Should Know About Politics...But Don't

In a highly polarized climate, I wonder what motivated Jessamyn Conrad to focus on providing an unbiased overview. Was there a particular moment or experience that sparked this approach?

The book breaks down complex topics into accessible language, but I’m curious if others felt it truly demystified politics for them or if some areas still felt confusing.

Given the vast scope of politics, I wonder how Jessamyn Conrad prioritized topics. Was it based on current relevance, historical importance, or reader feedback?