The shocking results of the 2016 election left people wondering how our country would change under a Trump presidency. Many Americans feared the worst, some hoped for the best, and others leapt into action. Now, one year out, Slate will take stock of the year that was and celebrate the work of those who have served as a check on the administration.Join Slate writers for a series of one-on-one conversations with those at the forefront of politics, media, the law, and activism as they compare notes on the lessons, challenges, and victories they’ve seen over the past year—and what they expect from the next.Featuring …Jamelle Bouie, Slate chief political correspondent,in conversation withTom Perriello, former Democratic gubernatorial candidate for VirginiaIsaac Chotiner, Slate writer,in conversation withJelani Cobb, staff writer for the New Yorker and professor at Columbia Journalism SchoolMichelle Goldberg, New York Timescolumnist,in conversation withTamika Mallory, Women’s March national co-chair and activistDahlia Lithwick, Slate senior editor and legal writer,in conversation withBecca Heller, founder of the International Refugee Assistance ProjectJordan Weissmann, Slate’s senior business and economics correspondent,in conversation withRashad Robinson, executive director of Color of Changeand hosted by Julia Turner, editor in chief of SlateLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices