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Julianna welcomes Shahid Buttar to the show, who is currently campaigning for Nancy Pelosi’s seat in Congress. Shahid has worked on a number of progressive issues, including LGBTQ rights, privacy, immigrant rights, campaign finance reform, government transparency, international human rights, and police accountability. He talks about why this is the moment to unseat Nancy Pelosi in favor of a Progressive Changemaker like himself.
Shahid Buttar has been building social movements and speaking truth to power for nearly two decades. Shahid has worked in both San Francisco and Washington as a legal advocate, a non-profit leader, a grassroots organizer, and a poet & musician. His wide-ranging work reflects a commitment to intersectional feminism, democratic socialism, and international human rights. His passions have long aligned around a common purpose: building the movement to place human rights and human needs like peace and climate justice before corporate profits.
For info on Shahid and his campaign go to
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