Preach Jacobs interviews Crush Rush, a photographer and black creative based in Columbia, South Carolina. They discuss the impact of photography as a form of activism, the support for black businesses and artists during the George Floyd protests, and the disconnect between the artistic community and local government.
They also touch on the need for more representation in politics and the importance of staying and thriving in one's hometown. In this conversation, Preach Jacobs and Crush Rush discuss the importance of representation, the responsibility of black creatives, and the need to be authentic in their work. They also touch on the topic of politics and the idea of running for office. Crush Rush emphasizes the importance of taking breaks and checking out to maintain sanity and creativity.
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