Better Savannah Episode 50: A time to fight for The Weeping Time

<p><br>It's hard to believe, but we are already at Episode 50! </p><p><br>John and Chuck on behalf of our growing members/patrons want to thank you for supporting this effort. By watching, sharing, and supporting together we are making a Better Savannah more possible. In the first episodes, we navigated the 2020 Primaries and General Election, interviewed dozens of guests, and honed on in the the major issues facing Savannah, GA. </p><p>In the next 50 we hope to broaden our scope out to cover more statewide issues in preparation for 2022, and highlight more viewpoints here locally for more robust discussion.   You can join us at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/bettersavannah">patreon.com/bettersavannah</a> or our website and <a href="http://www.bettersavannah.org/">bettersavannah.org</a>   </p><p>Show Description:  </p><p><br>Chuck starts off by thanking everyone for their support this year. This show helps to educate and build a broader progressive coalition that will demand equity from the winners of our city.   </p><p><br>Chuck and Rebecca lead a Panel for our show tonight with Dr. Leonard Small and Mayor Pro Tem of Darien, GA Griffin Lotson (Cultural Commissioner). Griffin is a direct descendant of the Butler Island Plantation, the source of the slaves sold at the Ten Broeck Race Course.   We will focus on the differences of the approach by two city governments Darien and Savannah surrounding this history and heritage that was nearly lost until 15 years ago.  </p><p>Full Video Episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaRsWDFzOVE<br></p>