The South Got Something To Say: A Real Conversation with Brad Betts

from The Folding Chair with Osyrus Bolly · host The Folding Chair

Brad Betts is an activist/influencer against racism, social injustice, and poverty from Camden, AR. He created the group Camden’s Fight Against Hate in response to a white supremacist group showing up at Camden’s annual Daffodil Festival in 2018. In this episode of The Folding Chair we talk about activism, racism, politics, emotional labor, mental health breaks and more in a raw and unfiltered conversation about South Arkansas and the nation as we enter midterm elections. Follow Brad Betts on Twitter & Instagram @870South 

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