ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Meet Chuck Park
Born in Flushing and raised by Korean immigrant storeowners, Chuck Park’s story is rooted in the world’s borough. He served our country as a U.S. diplomat under Barack Obama, then came home to serve his community as a grassroots organizer and city government leader.
Now, Chuck is running as a Democrat for Congress in NY-6—to defeat Trumpism, kick corporate PAC money out of our politics, and put power back in the hands of working people.
A candid conversation about service, organizing, immigrant roots, and what it will take to win real representation for Queens.
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