Butch Ware

Professor Butch Ware, a lifelong activist and educator on empire and colonialism, discusses the urgent need for radical change in U.S. politics. He critiques mainstream political rhetoric while highlighting the Green Party's alignment with social justice, especially for marginalized communities. Ware shares his personal journey of faith's impact on activism, explores anti-imperialism in American foreign policy, and advocates for American Muslims to engage politically outside traditional parties. He calls for unity among oppressed groups to combat systemic injustice.

Butch Ware, a lifelong activist and former Green Party candidate, joins the discussion, critiquing Zohran Mamdani's political choices and his controversial meeting with Trump. Esteban Girón from Tenants PAC highlights the critical need for tenant-led solutions in housing policies. Comedians Matt Lieb and Daniel Maté explore the unintended ramifications of Sarah Hurwitz’s remarks on Zionism, blending humor with sharp political insights. The conversation uncovers themes of accountability and the complexities of progressive politics, making it both enlightening and entertaining.

Dr. Jill Stein, a prominent Green Party candidate known for her environmental advocacy, and Dr. Butch Ware, an advocate for social justice and economic reform, dive into pressing political issues. They discuss the importance of grassroots movements and critique the two-party system, advocating for ranked choice voting as a solution. The conversation also explores U.S. foreign policy's impact on Israel and Palestine, the need for greater representation of marginalized voices, and strategies for building coalitions to address systemic injustices.