By Hayden Zaiser, Hunter Powell, Soloman Cisneros, and Xander McCabe
Standing against injustice can be lonely, but Willie Hudspeth proves it doesn’t have to be the end of your optimism. After protesting a confederate statue in his town square every week for over twenty years with no change, this film examines the value of protest, even when it seems like you’re screaming in to the void.
UPDATE:
See Willie Hudspeth as he watches Denton pull down the confedorate statue that he protested for 21 years: